A friend of mine does. Sup?Has anyone here used Bovada yet?
Maia inside the distance at +686 is even better right now at 5Dimes.I think waiting to play FGTD on Maia/Usman after the first or second round is the right move. Maia sub +650... great pre fight bet.
A friend of mine does. Sup?
You select 3 or more outcomes and parlay them all in combos of 2 or more. So in mine I just did I have 4 outcomes and I have all of them parlayed in 2's, 3's, and then the one parlay of all 4 outcomes.
Same for pinnacle who is wanna of the most legit books out thereThey wanted me to send them scans of my drivers licence and proof of address so I said fuck them.
Yeah you're right, and if 5 of those 8 outcomes hit in a 4 team parlay, you win 5 parlays. 1/2/3/4, 1/2/3/5, 1/2/4/5 1/3/4/5, 2/3/4/5 out of the 8 picksHere's some sample slips:
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For example, if I pick 8 outcomes, such as "By 4's" or "4 Team Parlays" then any of those 4 have to win? I know it's a dumb question, I just want to be clear on it.
They wanted me to send them scans of my drivers licence and proof of address so I said fuck them.
Pretty much all books require that, most just wait til you try to cash out before asking
Here's some sample slips:
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For example, if I pick 8 outcomes, such as "By 4's" or "4 Team Parlays" then any of those 4 have to win? I know it's a dumb question, I just want to be clear on it.
Right. So if you only select the "by 4's" option, you'd be playing every combination of 4 team parlays possible with your picks.
Personally, I stick to 4 total picks (MAYBE sometimes 5) and just play "by 2's", "by 3's", and then the straight 4 teamer. It's a total of 11 bets with 4 picks. If you start playing 6 or more picks and including all the 4, 5, 6 team combos, you're now talking about a TON of bets (as your samples show) and that means you now have a lot of $ at risk.
Honestly, these are just fun bets for me for peanuts. Basically I just choose props that are + odds and risk very little with a chance to win big (lottery tickets basically, but with some semblance of actual capping involved). I'd never advocate betting real $ this way. I suppose if you are prone to betting tons of parlays anyway this way is really no different, but for me it's small $ being risked.
Touts gonna be using these weak openers to get huge roi. Even tho they gone in a minute after couple of $20 bets. Noobs won't understand.A lot of times the Half The Battle guys say that they already bet certain line at the openers and told their clients to expect to do so in advance even of the line release if the line on the favorite they recommend (for example) opens under -200. So by the time the podcast is released, a lot of times the market has moved significantly from whatever their big leans was anyway. That's not always the case, but sometimes it is. They don't always identify their max bets on the podcast, but it's usually obvious who they really like.
PS- I agree with Burge13, HTB is one of the sharper betting podcasts. The only thing that drives me crazy is that both hosts have the incredibly annoying habit of saying "...you know what I'm saying?" to end every other sentence. Not one of them- both of them do this. And they feed off each other to start a "you know what I'm saying" frenzy sometimes.
For what it is worth, the HTB guys explain this on their podcast and urge you to sign up so they can give you, the prospective customer, the leans in advance via email, text or phone so you too can jump on the early lines, like telling people "If Tatiana Suarez opens at anything under -250, then smash it" or whatever. How well that works in practice, I don't know since I have never paid for picks and never would. With the opening limits bowadays, it has to be less effective as a strategy than it used to be.Touts gonna be using these weak openers to get huge roi. Even tho they gone in a minute after couple of $20 bets. Noobs won't understand.