[metsfa89]

The only place i do my nfl sports betting at is Dover downs casino in dover delaware. For anyone who bets there you know they only do teasers, super teasers, and parlays. Has to be at least 3 teams and no over unders or totals. Thinking about some ideas for a three team teaser parlay to lay about 1 unit on this weekend to get started. I dont know the lines yet because they dont come out until thursday but does anyone have any early ideas i can look into. Im pretty sure they use vegas odds for all cards. only thing is that they are half point cards so their arent any pushes. any ideas guys. hope you understand my jibberish haha

[Jay_whoppaDC]

The only place i do my nfl sports betting at is Dover downs casino in dover delaware. For anyone who bets there you know they only do teasers, super teasers, and parlays. Has to be at least 3 teams and no over unders or totals. Thinking about some ideas for a three team teaser parlay to lay about 1 unit on this weekend to get started. I dont know the lines yet because they dont come out until thursday but does anyone have any early ideas i can look into. Im pretty sure they use vegas odds for all cards. only thing is that they are half point cards so their arent any pushes. any ideas guys. hope you understand my jibberish haha

Mane I just love Dovers parlay betting myself. Only thing is u can only place bets by being there, is that correct/ I saw some ppl in the back of the restaurant on the computers they have back there but can u do it from say, Home/

[RageWizard]

I live near enough to go play there, but until they get actual sports betting instead of teasers, and parlays, I'm not going. I am curious however, what are the average payouts for a 2, or 3 team parlay, and what are the payouts for the teasers that they offer.

I have also been looking at the actual laws as they are written both in the state statue and the federal statue (PASPA), and I am wondering why they don't do O/U plays, and I think they can get around the teaser/parlay bullshit if they would just offer a "Delaware Teaser". They will technically be in compliance with both state and federal laws if they make you select 3 plays, and give you 20 points on the first 2 and he third is grades with the line. This will effectively give the player a straight play most of the time while complying with the teaser/parlay statue and also remain a game of pure chance.