Can someone explain to me what do "open spot" on parlay mean?
I see it on Cris' parlay option for 1-2 open spot, but never understood the meaning of it.
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10-27-05 01:13 PM #1
Parlay question
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10-27-05 01:23 PM #2
As an example, you can take a 3-team parlay but only pick 2 games. If they both win, you add 1 more game later on to complete your parlay. Some books limit your time to a week, some to a month to complete your parlay.
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