The Case Against High-Leg Parlays
Sportsbooks promote parlays for a reason. Each added leg compounds the vig and shrinks expected value. Here is the math, the rare cases parlays make sense, and the cases they never do.
Read postSportsbooks promote parlays for a reason. Each added leg compounds the vig and shrinks expected value. Here is the math, the rare cases parlays make sense, and the cases they never do.
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