Soccer ML--Total Parlays

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  • Frogger
    SBR Sharp
    • 04-17-10
    • 382

    #1
    Soccer ML--Total Parlays
    I heard some moron say these are NOT correlated.

    Moneylines in soccer are the same as -1/2 on the spread. Betting the favorite -1/2 to the over is strong.

    Even better is parlaying the DRAW to the UNDER 2.5 as when it is a draw, it is normally 0-0 or 1-1.

    PLEASE PLEASE let me know if any book does this so I can post up & rape them for free $$
  • RickySteve
    Restricted User
    • 01-31-06
    • 3415

    #2
    You post this why?
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    • Slainte
      SBR MVP
      • 12-13-09
      • 2442

      #3
      i was amazed that in reality some US books offer this kind of parlays OMG
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      • SpiderMonkey
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 08-30-09
        • 552

        #4
        Originally posted by Frogger
        I heard some moron say these are NOT correlated.

        Moneylines in soccer are the same as -1/2 on the spread. Betting the favorite -1/2 to the over is strong.

        Even better is parlaying the DRAW to the UNDER 2.5 as when it is a draw, it is normally 0-0 or 1-1.

        PLEASE PLEASE let me know if any book does this so I can post up & rape them for free $$
        The kind of books that would allow this, are not ones you want to play with.
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        • Frogger
          SBR Sharp
          • 04-17-10
          • 382

          #5
          I thought that was the case, but after reading the BetEd allowed these, and a lot of people acting like it was not a big deal to accept these, I thought maybe it was the policy of some books & I just wanted to attempt to play them. It sounded like some posters don't agree they are correlated.
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          • sq764
            SBR MVP
            • 04-17-07
            • 1026

            #6
            why do books not allow correlated plays.. i never understood this theory
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            • John Dough
              SBR MVP
              • 09-21-05
              • 1785

              #7
              Originally posted by sq764
              why do books not allow correlated plays.. i never understood this theory
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              • 2Bdown
                SBR Sharp
                • 12-30-09
                • 484

                #8
                tried this on 5dimes, no dice
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                • Igetp2s
                  SBR MVP
                  • 05-21-07
                  • 1046

                  #9
                  Originally posted by sq764
                  why do books not allow correlated plays.. i never understood this theory
                  Because they don't want to go broke.
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