I have a $100 bonus bet on DraftKings that expires after Saturday. I'm trying to decide if I should go conservative and pick a 10 team parlay of huge favorites. No spread, just moneyline.
Teams like OSU, USC. Michigan, FSU and so on. All ten teams are favorites by 18 or more but just have to win the game. The payoff on that $100 bet is around $200, and since the $100 is a free bet with the bonus, I would win $200.
But, if I use that $100 bet for a 5 team parlay with longer odds but still very good teams, the payoff would be around $1700.
Example.
I have Washington State +4 against UCLA. I have Oklahoma +6 against Texas and a couple of favorites like LSU -4 and Colorado -4. I'm thinking of making Washington State and Colorado moneyline bets. And for the 5th team I picked Clemson -21 or Florida - 18.
That would pay $1700 for a $100 bet. How often do we get a free $100 bet? The question I'm asking is should I go for a big payout on a handful of very good teams or go conservative by picking 10 or so chalk favorites that won't pay anywhere near enough a 10 team parlay would normally bring?
Teams like OSU, USC. Michigan, FSU and so on. All ten teams are favorites by 18 or more but just have to win the game. The payoff on that $100 bet is around $200, and since the $100 is a free bet with the bonus, I would win $200.
But, if I use that $100 bet for a 5 team parlay with longer odds but still very good teams, the payoff would be around $1700.
Example.
I have Washington State +4 against UCLA. I have Oklahoma +6 against Texas and a couple of favorites like LSU -4 and Colorado -4. I'm thinking of making Washington State and Colorado moneyline bets. And for the 5th team I picked Clemson -21 or Florida - 18.
That would pay $1700 for a $100 bet. How often do we get a free $100 bet? The question I'm asking is should I go for a big payout on a handful of very good teams or go conservative by picking 10 or so chalk favorites that won't pay anywhere near enough a 10 team parlay would normally bring?