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SBR Sportsbook sure is tight with "correlated" parlays.....
SBR Sportsbook sure is tight with "correlated" parlays.....
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podunk
SBR MVP
11-12-09
3455
#2
good work john
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THEGREAT30
SBR Hall of Famer
10-04-08
8970
#3
Yes, you can't make them
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The Seer
SBR Posting Legend
10-29-07
10641
#4
already tried it too
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THEGREAT30
SBR Hall of Famer
10-04-08
8970
#5
anyone know the reasoning behind books not letting you make correlated parlays
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Grandmaster B
SBR Hall of Famer
09-05-09
6035
#6
Originally posted by THEGREAT30
anyone know the reasoning behind books not letting you make correlated parlays
Bookmaker has no problem with it...even on halftime plays
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Doug
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
6324
#7
Originally posted by THEGREAT30
anyone know the reasoning behind books not letting you make correlated parlays
correlated parlays win money, but this one has no correlation at all, and should be allowed.
NBA is never correlated enough to refuse a pointspread and total parlay.
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THEGREAT30
SBR Hall of Famer
10-04-08
8970
#8
Maybe I am wrong in my thinking that bookmaker is one of the worse A+. I may give them another try.
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Justin7
SBR Hall of Famer
07-31-06
8577
#9
A lot of books have no clue if something is highly correlated or not. If you can't tell, you shouldn't offer it.
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BigDaddy
SBR Hall of Famer
02-01-06
8378
#10
Originally posted by Justin7
A lot of books have no clue if something is highly correlated or not. If you can't tell, you shouldn't offer it.
LOL!
so are you saying the guys at sbrsportsbook can't tell which ones are and which ones aren't correlated?
BTW doug they have been that way for a long time.
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Doug
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
6324
#11
Originally posted by Justin7
A lot of books have no clue if something is highly correlated or not. If you can't tell, you shouldn't offer it.
If you can't tell , you shouldn't be a bookie !
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SBR_John
SBR Posting Legend
07-12-05
16471
#12
It actually IS correlated. The dog and under is always correlated. But in this case the correlation is not significant, it should be allowed. I'll see what the criteria is for hoops.
The SBR staff is doing a very good job running the book now after nearly losing the farm the first month. We knew a lot of theory on how to run a book but its a little different where the rubber meets the road. Its running better and better now though.