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4 Team - Teaser - DA 4T SPECIAL TEASER#209 - San Francisco 49ers -3 #218 - New Orleans Saints +2 #220 - New England Patriots +6½ #222 - Cincinnati Bengals +6½
$65.00
$50.00
4 Team - Teaser - DA 4T SPECIAL TEASER#209 - San Francisco 49ers -3 #211 - Dallas Cowboys/Detroit Lions o37½ #216 - Kansas City Chiefs +6 #223 - Pittsburgh Steelers +10½
$130.00
$100.00
4 Team - Teaser - DA 4T SPECIAL TEASER#195 - Nebraska +2½ #130 - Virginia Tech pk #204 - Rice -4½ #202 - Ohio State -1½
6 Team - Parlay#123 - Houston +7 (-110) #195 - Nebraska -10½ (-110) #125 - Boston College +7½ (-115) #130 - Virginia Tech -13 (-110) #163 - Texas Tech +7 (-110) #185 - North Texas -11 (-110)
$20.00
$685.20
but thats for giggles
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#3
Originally posted by Jotoole0821
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6 Team - Parlay#123 - Houston +7 (-110) #195 - Nebraska -10½ (-110) #125 - Boston College +7½ (-115) #130 - Virginia Tech -13 (-110) #163 - Texas Tech +7 (-110) #185 - North Texas -11 (-110)
$20.00
$685.20
but thats for giggles
This doesn't compute. 6 legs for $20 should pay over $900
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Jotoole0821
SBR Wise Guy
01-23-13
857
#4
it says 6 legs is +3500
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Noleafclover
SBR MVP
06-06-13
1349
#5
Your books is raping you. Some books do not offer true parlay odds because many people don't know the difference.
To calculate true parlay odds, first multiply the probabilities together to get the implied odds. For simplicity, we'll do 6 at -110. 0.5238^6 = .0206. To convert 2.06% implied odds to american odds, you (for any +money bet, would flip the numerator and denominator for a lay) divide (100-implied odds) by the (implied odds), then multiply by 100. So 97.94 / 2.06 = 47.54. +4754 would be the odds, except for the -115. It's still circa +4641 as figured by the much simpler method of....
Parlaycalculator.com is easy to use and says your payout should be $928.21 (x5 shows odds of= +4641.x).
Don't play parlays at that book, and be careful of other shady practices. I'd compare their teaser charts with other books if its not a special teaser that allows a different tease value for different legs.. I can't quite figure what the baseline for some of those are.
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#6
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Jotoole0821
SBR Wise Guy
01-23-13
857
#7
are you serious? what does a two team 50 dollar parlay pay then? as you can see mine says 130
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#8
Originally posted by Jotoole0821
are you serious? what does a two team 50 dollar parlay pay then? as you can see mine says 130
That was actually the only other one of yours that I checked. It's good to go.
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Mocknroll
SBR Wise Guy
01-26-12
577
#9
The way American books calculate odds makes sense, but makes it ridiculously hard to calculate parlay odds.
In Australia, our odds are not calculated based on how much you need to lay to win 100 (or how much you get back on laying 100 for dogs), but what you will get back (including risk amount) for a 1.00 bet.
To equate that to American odds, you bet $110 at 1.91 and win $210.1 (so you minus your risk amount of $110 and you're left with a win of $100.1)
American -110 = Australian 1.91
American -115 = Australian 1.87
The way we calculate parlays is to just multiply each legs odds in your parlay with the next.
The odds for your parlay in Australia would be calculated like this:
1.91 × 1.91 × 1.87 × 1.91 × 1.91 × 1.91 = 47.53
47.53 × $20 = $950.68
You are getting screwed on your parlay at those odds.
Best of luck with your plays regardless.
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Jotoole0821
SBR Wise Guy
01-23-13
857
#10
good good. i like hearing that
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Noleafclover
SBR MVP
06-06-13
1349
#11
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#12
The SBR calculator is very good also.
You can put in how much you want to win or how much you want to risk.