When looking to combine multiple outcomes into one wager, try placing a same game parlay (SGP). These wagers tend to be more expensive than traditional multi-leg parlays but offer higher average payouts on single legs than most single bets, creating excitement while betting sports. SGPs can be placed pre-game or live events across any market and any market; simply log into our Sportsbook app/desktop/laptop and locate any event marked as eligible with an SGP logo; locate which leg you would like added and toggle it ON before tapping Bet Slip for review of details of this bet once your bet selections have been complete!
How Does a Same Game Parlay Work? A same game parlay (SGP) is a type of parlay that involves all the legs (bets) within one game – whether moneylines, props and totals; they may even combine other forms such as parlays and futures into one multi-bet combination. But unlike traditional parlays, SGPs account for correlation among individual bets by using individual odds to calculate overall likelihood of success – making them an effective way of increasing winnings while decreasing risks.
Your preference depends on your risk tolerance and desired types of bets; both options have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, which must be understood before making your final choice. Traditional parlays offer greater flexibility by combining bets from various games or events; however, this could cause greater fluctuations in odds as well as reduced potential payouts.
Same game parlays reduce the variance of odds, providing more stable betting conditions. Furthermore, they increase your chance of success even if only one leg wins; making this strategy especially attractive for bettors who seek large payouts but are wary about placing all their eggs in one basket.
SGPs have become more common at online sportsbooks. Many offer parlay insurance and free bets on same game parlays; major sportsbooks like FanDuel, DraftKings and Caesars provide these incentives as do SGPs that cover multiple markets including NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL games.