Correlated Parays

**Chi_archie** · 12-25-13, 02:48 PM

Which sports

**Bluehorseshoe** · 12-25-13, 03:26 PM

Yeah, which sports?

If it's hockey don't bother.

**COdoubleBizzle** · 12-25-13, 03:35 PM

Originally posted by Professor1215

5dimes allows correlated parlays. I know it has not always been this way.

Does anyone know when this changed?

Obviously behind the times, but when did they let bettors correlate parlays?

Thanks

What's a correlated parlay?

**TankHankerous** · 12-25-13, 04:16 PM

It's a situation where if one thing happens, another thing is very likely to happen as well.

**COdoubleBizzle** · 12-25-13, 05:33 PM

Originally posted by TankHankerous

It's a situation where if one thing happens, another thing is very likely to happen as well.

I get that but, What is the actual bet

**TankHankerous** · 12-25-13, 05:35 PM

warriors and under

**COdoubleBizzle** · 12-25-13, 06:03 PM

Originally posted by TankHankerous

warriors and under

kk thanks

**Professor1215** · 12-26-13, 01:06 AM

I was able to bet Miami -5 and under 104.5 on a first half bet vs the Lakers on Christmas. They cancelled the -5, so it did not pay as much, but I did get paid.

Also have a bet out there for the Dolphin ML and the Under.

**Ralphie Halves** · 12-26-13, 01:19 AM

Another example would be...

Warriors -3
Warriors ML

I like screwing with the too-cool-for-school ticket writers at the M every once in awhile and throwing a 2-teamer like that at them and watching them flip out while I pretend not to understand why I can't do that.

**smitch124** · 12-26-13, 01:19 AM

Originally posted by Professor1215

I was able to bet Miami -5 and under 104.5 on a first half bet vs the Lakers on Christmas. They cancelled the -5, so it did not pay as much, but I did get paid.

Also have a bet out there for the Dolphin ML and the Under.

None of those are considered correlated parlays, the correlation is too weak. Actually betting the favorite and the under is anti-correlated

**James D** · 12-26-13, 01:30 AM

A correlated parlay is something like week one in ncaa football this year.
oregon was -59 and the total was 66.5 vs Nichols state.

Oregon -59 and over 66.5 is a correlated parlay virtually no one would allow.

**tto827** · 12-26-13, 01:40 AM

OP obviously ain't a math professor

**Phanteezy** · 12-26-13, 01:40 AM

lol @ this thread and wrong correlated posted

**Cuse0323** · 12-26-13, 01:44 AM

Originally posted by Ralphie Halves

Another example would be...

Warriors -3
Warriors ML

I like screwing with the too-cool-for-school ticket writers at the M every once in awhile and throwing a 2-teamer like that at them and watching them flip out while I pretend not to understand why I can't do that.

Wish we could do that. Love to go all-in on one play so why not parlay it.

**Professor1215** · 12-26-13, 08:45 AM

Originally posted by tto827

OP obviously ain't a math professor

My fault. I guess the reason why they allow this is because in fact they are not correlated.

I was under the impression that if you could parlay two wagers in the same game it was considered correlated.

Thanks for the clarification.

**rangerz2478** · 12-26-13, 11:44 AM

Originally posted by Professor1215

I was able to bet Miami -5 and under 104.5 on a first half bet vs the Lakers on Christmas. They cancelled the -5, so it did not pay as much, but I did get paid.

Also have a bet out there for the Dolphin ML and the Under.

It wasnt "cancelled" champ, the half ended at 5. Thats just how 5d grades a push.

**byronbb** · 12-26-13, 05:00 PM

Under and +1.5 in MLB/NHL is correlated.

**Brooklyn** · 12-28-13, 01:30 AM

Good example of a correlated parlay is in soccer where you parlay a draw and under 2.5 goals, since most tied games end 0-0 or 1-1.