Moneyline Parlay

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Parlay Bets A parlay bet is a common way for sports bettors to increase their odds and payoffs. Instead of making multiple, single bets, a parlay bet combines 2 or more bets into one bet. Each bet within the parlay must win in order for the parlay to win. 2 days ago Parlay 2. Chiefs moneyline and both teams score 20+ points, +135; As the above might suggest, it can be a lot of work to put together parlays. Thankfully, BetMGM has. Chiefs moneyline and both teams score 20+ points, +135; As the above might suggest, it can be a lot of work to put together parlays. Thankfully, BetMGM has already assembled some for us.

Syracuse proved to be a solid moneyline winner last week with an upset over Georgia Tech and this week we are hoping to find more of the same. Let’s check out the early numbers and get cashing!

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Missouri vs. Tennessee

Saturday, October 3, 2020 – 12:00 PM ET at Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, TN

Missouri wasn’t expected to hang and bang with No. 2 Alabama last week, as evidenced by the 28-point spread, but after a sluggish start, they were able to outscore the Tide, 16-10, in the second half. When the dust settled, Alabama secured a 38-19 victory but it was the Tigers’ backers who easily cashed with the four-touchdown head start.

Their opponents this week, Tennessee, had a solid debut against South Carolina and did pretty much what many believed they would do when they claimed a hotly contested, 31-27, decision as four-point road chalk. The oddsmakers nailed it and now the Volunteers will return to Knoxville to face their SEC rivals from Missouri.

Last season the Vols were only marginally superior to the Tigers and defeated them 24-20 at Memorial Stadium in November of 2019. Tennessee ended the season with an 8-5 mark while the Tigers closed with a 6-6 record. Now we see that the odds on this early season matchup have Tennessee favored by a whopping 11 ½ points which looks like good value on the road pup here.

However, if we look back at the last three matchups between these conference rivals we see that Missouri has won two of three and what a return we would get if the Tigers could make it three of the last four! Bovada is giving us reason to believe, tagging Missouri at +350 on the moneyline, and allowing us to pull hard for the upset. Let’s back Missouri plus the points and sprinkle a few bucks on them to cash a big road win in Knoxville.

Free College Football Moneyline Pick: Missouri +350 at Bovada

Baylor vs. West Virginia

Saturday, October 3, 2020 - 12:00 PM ET at Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, WV

When scanning the college football odds looking for value on the moneyline, we often find ourselves trying to get our hooks into an underdog dripping with value. We found one such golden nugget last week when Syracuse welcomed 7 ½ point favorite Georgia Tech to the Carrier Dome and gave them a 37-20 whoopin’, where we eschewed the points and grabbed +260 over at Bovada.

However, underdogs do not comprise our universe of moneyline selections. In this matchup, we see that the line opened with Baylor -2 ½ but it is quietly creeping up to -3 at some of the majors. Therefore, before it spikes too high, we can get the Bears, fresh off of a 47-14 thumping of Kansas and covering the 17-point impost with ease, at a fair price without laying any points.

Conversely, the Mountaineers gave little pushback to Oklahoma State last week as they bowed, 27-13, and failed to cover as 5 ½ point road dogs. Two teams, that looked vastly different last week and now we get to take the superior squad for only -135 on the moneyline? Yeah, gimme some of that!

Free College Football Moneyline Pick:Baylor -135 at Bookmaker

Ole Miss vs. Kentucky

Saturday, October 3, 2020 - 4:00 PM ET at Kroger Field, Lexington, KY

It takes a big move for the oddsmakers to move off of a critical number in college or pro football because they open themselves up to a “middle”. For those unfamiliar with the vernacular, a middle occurs when the favorite is bet at a favorable number (-6 for example) and so is the underdog (+7 ½). If the score lands in-between (7), those betting the favorite and the underdog would both win, causing the bookmaker to pay out both sides.

In this game, Kentucky opened as seven-point favorites but that number has dipped to as low as six at a few of the offshores. Whether it is sharp or public money is uncertain but the action is definitely hot and heavy on the underdog, Ole Miss. I’ve seen this movie before, and oftentimes the dog not only covers the number but wins the game outright.

If we can’t get Ole Miss +7 any longer, let’s go for the gusto and bet them on the moneyline in our college football picks!

Free College Football Moneyline Pick:Ole Miss +195 at BetOnline

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How to Use Money Line Parlays

One of the best tools a bettor can use is the money line parlay betting. Money line parlays have two main benefits: the exponential value of parlays and the simplicity of money lines. If you’ve ever used a parlay before, then you know how quickly your return can increase as more games are added in. The simplicity of the money line is that you pick a team based on the fact that you think they are going to win. There is no worrying whether they will win by 2 or 10 or 20; all you need is a W by your picked team. Combine these two benefits together and you get a tool that is easy to use and easy to control.

There are two main types of money line parlays: an aggressive money line parlay, and a “safe” money line parlay.

The “safe” money line parlay is a low risk, low reward type of bet. This is the type of bet you can use when you are looking to strengthen your bankroll, and not have to worry too much over the games involved. When you are making this type of money line parlay, you want to eliminate all factors that could possibly burn you and cause you to lose this bet. Some of the circumstances you might want to avoid include:

·Teams playing the second night of a back-to-back (NBA)

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· Injuries to impact players on EITHER team (often has the opposite effect of what you might expect [Ewing Theory])

·Any type of revenge factor for the team you bet against

Now let’s look at an example from NCAA Basketball. Here are the teams that you like to win (money line in parentheses): Duke -12 (- 1000), Kansas -15 (-1200), Xavier -8 (-500), Kentucky -20 (-2500). Now let’s look at how each of these affects the total parlay (running total in parentheses): Duke -1000 (-1000), add Kansas -1200 (-522), add Xavier -500 (-232), add Kentucky -2500 (-204). So despite the small amount of risk involved (assuming you avoided the extenuating circumstances), you would still get a 50% return on your bet. This is not the kind of bet that you will be raving to your friends about and buying rounds at the bar, but it is a low risk way to build your bankroll.

The second type is the aggressive money line parlay, a high risk, high reward version of this bet. This bet is very similar to the standard parlay, except that you still have the simplicity of the money line to work with. There are a couple of times when this strategy can be helpful: in games with close point spreads, or when you think an underdog will upset the favorite. In the aggressive money line parlay, you are not looking to strengthen your bankroll as much as you are looking to make the big hit. Let’s look at an example. The teams you think will win are: Villanova -3 (- 145), Ohio St -5 (- 235), Georgetown +4 (+140), Syracuse pk (-110). Now let’s calculate and watch the value shoot through the roof: Villanova -145 (-145), add Ohio State -235 (+141), add Georgetown +140 (+478), add Syracuse -110 (+1003). So, for knowing the winners of four games (granted, they are predicted to be close, and one is an upset), you can get a 1000% return on your bet.

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These two types are the most common kinds of money line parlays, but there are no rules that say you can’t combine the two types in one bet. In fact, this is often a excellent way to turn a standard -110 bet into something more valuable. Here is an example. You like West Virginia -6 (-110) to cover the spread in their game. Normally, this would be a $100 bet to win 90$, paying $10 in juice. But the same night, Michigan State -15 (-1350) is playing and you feel confident they are going to win without a problem. Combine the West Virginia spread with the Michigan State money line in a parlay, and instead of the -110 payout, it now becomes +105, eliminating the juice and then some, all for very minimal additional risk.

Just like every type of bet, there is no guaranteed winner, so play accordingly. But if used correctly, the money line parlay can be a valuable tool for a bettor.

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