I save up my freeplays over the course of 6 months or so, at that point bet half on one spread and the other half on the other side. Frowned upon or is it not even possible?
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11-19-13 10:15 PM #1
Hypothetically speaking...
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11-19-13 10:24 PM #2
Just do an 3 team parlay all 8 ways and the payout is better than taking both sides
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11-19-13 10:25 PM #3
You dont need to do that
Originally Posted by greenhippo
Just do a 3 team parlay on 3 games betting both sides .just like i did tonight my 8 x100 bets guarantees 600 returned
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11-19-13 10:38 PM #4
Two great posters with the same answer.
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11-19-13 11:07 PM #5
Save em up and wait for a spot. Wouldn't advocate using a free play getting anything less than 2-1. Great to use sporadically for parlay action.
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11-19-13 11:29 PM #6
I see I see. I stop trivia at the 60fp so hopefully after a few months I can get up to a grand.
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