Combo betting

[Fivestar4everMVP]

hello everyone so im new to combo betting and i want to try it but i have questions! so for example there is 2 football match that i want to bet on, i choose 2 teams to win, so let say first team won and second team loses will i lose everything or i win half? thank you

Parlay? It depends on your settings before you placed your bet. There's something called "flexible bets" on some sites, and when that is selected, even if you lose some games, you don't get to lose everything. You will receive an amount that is less than what you're supposed to win, but it won't be zero unless you lose more games than you selected in your flexible bet.

I don't know but it's only on one casino that I've seen this feature, and the casino is 1xbet, they have this flexible feature and I think it's very nice, and remember that I've one time in the past created a thread on this board or in the main gambling board suggesting that other casinos copy and implement that same feature but then, I don't think any casino actually did.

The flexible parley feature is one I think not everyone in sports betting know about except for those who have gamble on a casino that such option, and on this forum in particular, I do not think there are alot of forum users who have gambled on 1xbet, so it's possible many here may not know that such a feature actually exists.
But on the other hand, that feature is still one one can't depend 100 percent on because there are still some disadvantages of using it, I won't mention the disadvantages here to avoid making this comment too long to read.

[Cantsay]

Parlay? It depends on your settings before you placed your bet. There's something called "flexible bets" on some sites, and when that is selected, even if you lose some games, you don't get to lose everything. You will receive an amount that is less than what you're supposed to win, but it won't be zero unless you lose more games than you selected in your flexible bet.

That was probably the insurance thing, if that is what they call it, but honestly it is still a parlay.

In reality, parlay gives a higher return but it also reduces your chance of winning. So if you consider this as a serious strategy, then I don’t think you will last long with it.

I would rather simplify things and focus on betting the spread or total instead of parlays, because I have been wrecked by parlays many times. I even tried parlaying odds like 1.20 before, but still ended up losing.

I don’t use it. After selecting all the games and then move to select flexible option (or insurance like you said) the possible amount that I can win it becomes less interesting to even bet on again.

I think only a few people actually use it, especially those who are new and not really sure of their analysis but for someone who is serious about gambling, I don’t really see any reason to use the insurance option.

[Victorybit1]

If you play singles then you are safe from this but as long as you are combine games then just know that one game can end up ruining your bet slip. This is what makes combining very difficult than to betting on just single games. If one game ends up as a loss then it means that your entire bet slip has become useless which Is why you need to be very careful about this betting pattern so you don't make any mistakes. If you combine a lot of games on your bet slip it is important for you to stake moderately to avoid losing a valuable amount

I think the idea that's behind combo betting is simply just to accumulate more odds and then use less staking power so that you don't get affected when the game doesn't actually go your way because there are low chances of all the game actually going as predicted so that's why it's important to take note of that sort of setting and for single games there is the idea that you are more safe which makes some gamblers to stake high so to get better returns but trust me gambling is so tricky than we think and that sort of tactics too can make you get addicted quick because you turn out chasing after your losses especially when the games don't go your way.

[BRINIRHA]

hello everyone so im new to combo betting and i want to try it but i have questions! so for example there is 2 football match that i want to bet on, i choose 2 teams to win, so let say first team won and second team loses will i lose everything or i win half? thank you

When your bet does not match the result then it will lose and here the most important thing is that the bet becomes one unit meaning that even though the matches are different but when you combine them into a multi bet then all must get a win to make our bet successful.

That's why there are always many people who say L1 or even more because parlay bets like this are quite risky to lose but on the one hand this is also profitable when successful because the more bets we place in parlay, the greater the odds we will get as a multiplier for the nominal bet we do.

[sokani]

hello everyone so im new to combo betting and i want to try it but i have questions! so for example there is 2 football match that i want to bet on, i choose 2 teams to win, so let say first team won and second team loses will i lose everything or i win half? thank you

Lol... No, if one of the games loses, you won't receive half of your potential winnings. You would lose the bet as well as your wager. Playing parley increases the amount you would win, but it also carries more risk. If you want to reduce the risk, you can be playing a single bet.

[xenomorfo]

Imo, as long as your partner is winning their parlay, then it doesn't matter much to us or anyone else how they do the maths behind their parlay pick as long they have an edge and it works for them. I tend to think that the people winning the most from sports betting are those that are constantly crunching data and start and running some computation either to model their own probabilities or other things. It beats just yolo-ing into bets without doing any research-backed analysis.

I don't know if he wins or not, i don't think he plays for that. i think he goes to the betting shop more to be with friends than for the betting itself.
In my opinion, and i don't want to be wrong, he spends more on beers than on bets. And I'm convinced I'll win.

[Akbarkoe]

hello everyone so im new to combo betting and i want to try it but i have questions! so for example there is 2 football match that i want to bet on, i choose 2 teams to win, so let say first team won and second team loses will i lose everything or i win half? thank you

In the rules of combination betting regardless of the contents of your bet such as 10 matches, among which 9 matches you managed to win but one defeat there is a bet and that will be considered all lost, that's how combination betting works, if you don't want that then it's better for you to use single bets to secure your winnings, I think it's better for you just that the reward is small but if you prefer risk and big rewards then combination betting can be an option.