The Leading Logic In Sports Handicapping |
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JDilla2380
Registered: Jun 2011
Posts: 132
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Good point about the parlays.
Does anyone have the number of parlays that won last year vs the number of days with 2 or more games as system picks?
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10-20-11 09:45 PM |
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jcpicos
Registered: Feb 2011
Posts: 13
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sawyer ,what is your record this season on home dogs and away dogs ??
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10-20-11 10:27 PM |
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Mozart

Registered: Oct 2011
Posts: 26
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Parlay guidelines
I'd like to share what I've learned from parlays after doing parlays for about a week of Iron Dogs.
1) On days of 4 or less Iron Dogs, don't do RR (Round Robin) parlays -- just do straight-up parlays, both the ML and the PL +1.5 ones. The margin of error for blown-up RR parlays with 4 or less picks is far too high.
The PL +1.5 parlays (SU) will win with surprising frequency, so be sure to play them with every single Iron Dog day with two or more selections.
I'd also do ML parlays, too, say, for a half-unit or a quarter-unit for each parlay -- they'll win less frequently, but often enough to fund future parlay action.
Use the profits from the PL +1.5 parlays (both the SU and RR parlays) to fund the continuing of the SU and RR ML parlays -- you WILL hit one soon! The payout of the ML parlays are VERY exciting.
Your aim is to eventually have a big-enough parlay pool to independently fund large parlay bets for insane parlay profits that most bettors only dream about in their wet betting dreams -- so SAVE up your parlay winnings to fund future parlay action.
2) On days of 5 or more Iron Dog selections, add in RR parlays, but ONLY two-teamer parlays of 5 picks, or more.
Three-teamers may make more money... only if you win ALL of your RR bets, otherwise, just a single loss can do severe damage to a three-teamer RR parlay of 6 picks, or less.
So stick with two-teamers on parlays of 5, 6, 7 or 8 picks. The bigger parlays can still pay out decent money with one or two losses of individual bets.
Do RR parlays of both the ML and the PL +1.5 Iron Dog bets; if you can't do both, start with the PL +1.5 parlays.
Of the RR parlays, the combinations are as follows with ALL of them being two-teamers:
5 picks -- 10 combinations
6 picks -- 15 combinations
7 picks --21 combinations
8 picks -- 28 combinations
On 7 and 8-pick RR parlays, it's ok to do three-teamers... I suggest to do so mainly with PL +1.5 bets that have far-higher winning rates.
So for three-teamers...
7 picks -- 35 combinations
8 picks -- 56 combinations
You will have to pay money for each combination, e.g. for 56 combinations, $10 each combination = $560 for the whole RR parlay bet.
RR combinations add up fast! Start small, save your parlay winnings to fund future parlay profits with larger parlay bets.
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10-21-11 01:59 AM |
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JDilla2380
Registered: Jun 2011
Posts: 132
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Anyone else playing Columbus on the puck line? They haven't won a game yet, but have won on the puck line 4 out of 6.
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10-21-11 03:37 PM |
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