Odds
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Note: Half Price Odds run during regular seasons ONLY. Pre-season, Playoff or final games will be at regular price
Football Season: 5 Cent Fridays on College Football and Pro Football games
- College Football and Pro Football football sides lay -105 on Friday
- Raging Parlay Odds (regular odds in parentheses) at 5%
| 2 teams - | 2.8/1 | (13/5) |
| 3 teams - | 6.4/1 | (6/1) |
| 4 teams - | 13.5/1 | (10/1) |
| 5 teams - | 27.4/1 | (25/1) |
| 6 teams - | 54/1 | (40/1) |
| 7 teams - | 107/1 | (75/1) |
| 8 teams - | 210/1 | (150/1) |
| 9 teams - | 411/1 | (300/1) |
| 10 teams - | 804/1 | (700/1) |
| 11 teams - | 1,570/1 | (1,100/1) |
| 12 teams - | 3,066/1 | (1,800/1) |
Note: Some selected lines are excluded from this promotion at the lines-makers discretion.
Parlay Payoffs
A parlay (otherwise known as an accumulator) is the selection of 2 or more teams (up to 12 for mainstream US sports) in no particular order in a single wager. All selections must win for the parlay to win; if there is a tie or no action the parlay reverts to the next lowest number for pay-off, for example: if you select 4 teams and one of those ties, it becomes a 3 team parlay. A tie and win on 2 team parlay becomes a straight bet (paying at 90% of the wager).
The odds quoted in the pay-off table below only hold true if all selections in the parlay are at the same price: -110 for the Regular Daily Parlay Odds and -105 for the Special Friday Odds on point spreads. Variations from these prices will cause variations in the pay-offs.
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Progressive Parlays
There are very few sportsbooks that offer Progressive Parlays - less than a handful - and you will not find these anywhere in Las Vegas. SuperBook.com invented the Progressive Parlay six years ago and continues to dominate the competition in payout value.
How does a Progressive Parlay work? In fact, it's quite simple. In exchange for not getting quite as big a payout for picking a perfect combination, you are getting insurance for those occasions when one or more of the teams in your parlay loses.
Let us look at an example. An 8 team progressive parlay for $10 will pay out $750 for making a perfect 8 team winning combination. If you hit 7 winners then you win $100. And if you only bring home 6 winners then you will still find a winning ticket for $20.
| All Teams Won | 1 Team Loss | 2 Teams Lose | 3 Teams Lose | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
4 Teams |
5/1 |
1/1 |
-- |
-- |
5 Teams |
11/1 |
2/1 |
-- |
-- |
6 Teams |
20/1 |
9/2 |
-- |
-- |
7 Teams |
40/1 |
4/1 |
1/2 |
-- |
8 Teams |
75/1 |
10/1 |
2/1 |
-- |
9 Teams |
150/1 |
20/1 |
5/2 |
-- |
10 Teams |
250/1 |
25/1 |
3/1 |
1/1 |
11 Teams |
400/1 |
60/1 |
5/1 |
1/1 |
12 Teams |
900/1 |
80/1 |
10/1 |
3/1 |
Please note that Progressive Parlays also differ from regular parlays in the following ways:
- Progressive parlay odds are based on point spread wagering options only. The payout calculations are based on these odds.
- Progressive parlays are not available for MLB, NHL or money-line wagers in football or basketball.
Take a look at the extraordinary value that SuperBook.com is offering.
" Place a $10 wager on a 12 team parlay at our competitors and you win $6,000 if you get all 12 right. You lose $10 if you miss just one team.
" Place a $10 wager on a 12 team parlay at SuperBook.com and not only do you win 50% more, or $9,000, if you get all 12 correct, but you still win $100 even if 2 of your teams lose.
Note: Progressive parlay odds are based on point spread wagering options only. The payout calculations are based on these odds. Progressive parlays are not available for MLB, NHL or money line wagers in football and basketball.
Teaser Payoffs/Odds for Basketball and Football
SuperBook offers the Highest Teaser Payouts on the Internet
| Basketball: | 4 Points | 4.5 Points | 5 Points |
Football: |
6 Points |
6.5 Points |
7 Points |
2 Teams |
-110 |
-120 |
-130 |
3 Teams |
+180 |
+160 |
+140 |
4 Teams |
3/1 (+300) |
5/2 (+250) |
2/1 (+200) |
5 Teams |
4.5/1 |
4/1 |
3.5/1 |
6 Teams |
6/1 |
5.5/1 |
5/1 |
7 Teams |
10/1 |
9/1 |
8/1 |
8 Teams |
15/1 |
12/1 |
10/1 |
9 Teams |
20/1 |
15/1 |
12/1 |
10 Teams |
25/1 |
20/1 |
15/1 |
11 Teams |
35/1 |
25/1 |
20/1 |
12 Teams |
50/1 |
35/1 |
25/1 |
13 Teams |
75/1 |
50/1 |
35/1 |
14 Teams |
100/1 |
75/1 |
50/1 |
15 Teams |
150/1 |
100/1 |
75/1 |
Note: On our special 3 team 10 point football or 7 point basketball teasers (sometimes known as Sweetheart teasers and not included in the table above), odds are 10/12 and ties lose. Only point spreads may be placed in these special teasers.
TEASERS
A teaser is a selection of two or more teams in one wager in which the point spread or total is adjusted in your favor. The number of teams selected and the number of points selected determines the payout odds.
- A ‘tie’ or ‘no action’ and a ‘win’ on a 2 team teaser shall constitute a ‘no action’ wager.
- A ‘tie’ or a ‘no action’ and a ‘loss’ on a two team teaser shall constitute a ‘losing’ wager.
- Ties on a 3 or more team teaser shall revert to the next lowest betting bracket for pay-off: for example: A 5 team teaser with one tie becomes a 4 team teaser (except on our special 3 team 10 point football or 7 point basketball teasers, on which the odds are 10/12 and ties lose).
An example of a teaser is as follows:
Let’s say you wish to choose three football teams: Denver -7, New York -3 and Chicago +15. The payout of the wager is dependent upon how many points you wish to receive. Let’s say you choose a 3 team 7 point teaser. Looking at the chart above, this wager is listed as 10/12, which means you will win $10 for every $12 that you wager. The point spreads are adjusted as follows:
- Denver -7 plus the adjusted seven points = 0
- New York -3 plus the adjusted seven points = +4
- Chicago +15 plus the adjusted seven points = +22
If all of the three teams win against the adjusted spread, you win $12 for every $10 you wager.
Betting Limits
NFL Limits
- NFL up by Monday Limits $5500/5000 Side - $2200/2000 Total
- NFL ML up on Wednesday
- Football Challenge up on Wednesday
- NFL Halves up on Thursdays $550/$500 sides and $220/$200 totals
- NFL Day of the game Limits: $11000/10000 Side - $5500/5000 Total
- 1st half Day of the Game Limits $1100/$1000 side - $550/$500 totals
- 2nd half NFL Games $2200/$2000 sides - $1100/$1000 totals
NCAAF Limits
- Up on Monday afternoon by 4:00 pm, just side, limit $1100/$1000
- Tuesday we choose the juiceless game
- Day of the Game NCAA Limits up 3300/3000 sides
- During the 2007 football season we will offer totals on MOST of the NON-TV college football games. The limit will be $1100/$1000 (TV GAMES) and $550/$500 (NON-TV GAMES)
- NCAAF halves up one day before of the game (just national televised games) $550/$500 sides and $220/$200
- 1st Half Day of the Game limits $1100/$1000 sides and Totals 550/500 TV Games only
- 2nd Half limits $1650/ $1500 sides and $550/$500 totals
- Added Games 1100/1000
- TV Added Games Side 1100/1000 and Totals 550/500
- TV Added Games Half Times Side 550/500 and Totals $ 550/500
- When we have an added game national televised during the week the limits would be $3300/$300 side and $1650/$1500 total, 1st half $1650/$550 and $1100/$550 on the second half
NCAAB Limits
- Daily limits for side bets on whole games is: $ 2200 to win $2000.
- Daily limits for bets on whole games totals is: $1100 to win $1000 bets on1st and 2nd halves.
- Daily limit for side bets is: $1100 to win $1000.
- Daily limit for bets on totals is: $550 to win $500.
Online Betting Limits
- Football Sides & Totals $5,500 & $2,200.
- Football Teasers and Parlays $2,000.
- Basketball Sides & Totals $3,000 & $1,500.
- Basketball Teasers and Parlays $1,000.
- Baseball Sides & Totals $3,000 & $1,500.
- Hockey Sides & Totals $2,200 & $1,100.
- First Half and Second Half $1,100.
- NFL Propositions $500.
- Other Propositions & Futures $500.
- European Football $1,100.
Other considerations:
- 2 Team Parlay limit for First and Second half football is $200.
- Minimum wager is $5 and minimum deposit is $20.
- On 10, 11 and 12 team parlays, the minimum bet is $1.
- Should a member feel that he would like to set his own betting limits per play, or prefer to exclude himself from using SuperBook.com for a specified period of time, please contact cashier@SuperBook.com
- Limits can be raised by sending an email to cashier@SuperBook.com
- During Playoffs, maximum betting limits are increased.
True Odds for Baseball and European Lines
The odds on a money-line parlay (or accumulator) are calculated by multiplying the prices of the selections together, but remembering to include the stake amount. Let's assume you place a $10 parlay on 2 selections, with odds of -180 and +250. The calculation to work out your return is as follows:
First of all, you must convert the odds into decimal format.
With ‘favorite’ prices (denoted by a – (minus) sign):
100/180 = 0.556 and add 1 (to include the stake) = 1.556
With ‘underdog’ prices (denoted by a + (plus) sign):
250/100 = 2.5 and add 1 (to include the stake) = 3.5
To find your total potential return, multiply these odds together and with the stake:
1.556 x 3.5 x $10 = $54.46
Conditions
No parlay wagers can be accepted where individual wagers are ‘connected’, ‘dependent’ or ‘correlated’. Using a baseball game as an example, let's say one selection in your parlay is for the Boston Red Sox to win on the money-line and the second or additional part of the parlay is for the Boston Red Sox on the run-line. If the Boston Red Sox win the game, it is also likely that they will win by at least two runs therefore the selections are said to be ‘correlated’ and cannot be parlayed together.
In the same way, you cannot parlay the total of the first half of a football game with the total of the game line itself, as the two are ‘dependent’. Less obviously, but nonetheless correlated, are the favorite/underdog on the spread and the over/under of the same game placed together in a parlay bet.