Im Will btw. so im getting into more advanced areas of sports betting. (outside of just straight bets) I bet primarily on football. NFL and College a bit as well.
ive been reading up on parlays, teasers, pleasers, rolling IFs, round robins, 2s, 3s ect.
so my question is, would it make sense to parlay the moneyline for heavy heavy favorites. 2-4 teams, amd only ridiculously heavy favorites.. i mean doesnt that give you a ridiculously high chance to at least double your money? as opposed to barely winning anything betting a straight bet on a moneyline favorite. is there an advantage of parlaying a spread vs moneyline?
i know nothing is certain and upsets happen. i gamble for fun and never wager what i cant afford to lose. but if i wanted to grow $50 into $500 relatively quickly... would that be a decent strategy? or am i missing some rule that handicaps this strategy?
ive been reading up on parlays, teasers, pleasers, rolling IFs, round robins, 2s, 3s ect.
so my question is, would it make sense to parlay the moneyline for heavy heavy favorites. 2-4 teams, amd only ridiculously heavy favorites.. i mean doesnt that give you a ridiculously high chance to at least double your money? as opposed to barely winning anything betting a straight bet on a moneyline favorite. is there an advantage of parlaying a spread vs moneyline?
i know nothing is certain and upsets happen. i gamble for fun and never wager what i cant afford to lose. but if i wanted to grow $50 into $500 relatively quickly... would that be a decent strategy? or am i missing some rule that handicaps this strategy?
