Does every book have the same parameters when it comes to, when to allow and when not to allow a same game parlay? Is there a set guideline?
If not, who are the least strict?
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11-12-09 05:30 PM #1
Is there a general rule when it comes to same game hook up in College football?
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11-12-09 08:17 PM #2
Every book is different.
If you bet at Canbet or Jazette books with an ingame parlay, either may rob you later when you win.
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11-13-09 07:33 AM #3
It's ridiculous. I can't even find a book that will let me hook up a 16 1/2 to the total.
Originally Posted by Justin7
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11-13-09 10:23 AM #4
There's a reason for that. They don't want you to have the best of it. Originally Posted by Bluehorseshoe
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11-16-09 02:42 PM #5
So what do you think of such a parlay, say +17 under 50? Is this in the area of around even, or is it clearly a positive equity play? What about +17 under 45? Where is the limit to when it gets to a clear edge? Originally Posted by Justin7
All opinions appreciated...
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11-16-09 03:09 PM #6
Clear edge, depending on a few variables would probably be over 35-40% correlation. +17/u50 is a little bit of a grey area, but probably +EV, which is why most books won't allow it.
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11-16-09 06:26 PM #7
When you get to close to the 3:1 ratio, the edge doesn't overcome the juice. I'd book +17/UND50.
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