[xdodger19]

I am thinking of naming this play "the wrap"

The way it works is like this.

Will experiment with the play today to see how it works out

Ok I think Wisconsin is going to beat Arizona by about 4-6 points

So Say I wanted to bet 345 on Wisconsin +1.5 to win 300

instead I use this play

Step 1 Arizona to win by 1-3 45 to win 337
Step 2 Wisconsin to win by 1-3 75 to win 600
Step 3 Wisconsin to win by 4-6 75 to win 750
Step 4 Wisconsin adjusted line -5.5 150 to win 315

Advantages
When Arizona wins by 2 or 3 instead of losing 345 you win 37
When Wisconsin wins by 1-3 you win 330 instead of 300
When Wisconsin wins by 4-5 you win 480 instead of 300
When Wisconsin wins by 6 you win 945 instead of 300

Disadvantages
When Wisconsin wins by 7 or more you win 120 instead of 300
When Arizona wins by 1 you win 37 instead of 300

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STeVTzWelns

[James Marques]

And if Arizona wins by 4 you lose it all. Just a simple hedge. It is not a smart play.

[KVB]

Reminds me of this fellow I met in the Will Hill book in the Mont Bleu in Lake Tahoe. He showed me how he can place a series of bets and can't lose in the end, using the parlay cards.

I ended up explaining the difference between 5 to 1 and 5 for 1 odds.

Imma go find Arizona to win by 4 and load up.

[xdodger19]

so If I play wisconsin +1.5 and Arizona wins by 4 I still lose it all, so I would lose the same amount as playing Wisconsin +1.5
And its not the same thing as playing every side because if Arizona wins by 4 or more its a loss