Bet types · Parlay
Parlay / Accumulator explained
Combine several bets into one. All legs must win, but the odds multiply for a much bigger potential payout.
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How it works
Each selection's odds are multiplied together. A 4-leg parlay can turn small odds into large ones — but a single losing leg loses the whole bet. Higher reward, much lower probability.
Example
Four picks at 1.50 each multiply to 5.06 odds. A 10 USDT parlay returns 50.60 USDT if all four win; if even one loses, you lose the 10.
Four picks at 1.50 each multiply to 5.06 odds. A 10 USDT parlay returns 50.60 USDT if all four win; if even one loses, you lose the 10.
Parlay / Accumulator — FAQ
What is a parlay bet?
A parlay (or accumulator) combines multiple selections into one bet, multiplying their odds for a larger payout. Every leg must win — a single loss voids the entire parlay, which is why they pay more but hit less often.
Other bet types
18+ · Odds include the book\'s margin. No system beats it long-term. Gambling involves risk.