$1500? Last Minute Saturday Night ParlayPlay Entry

We’ve got a fun night of sports ahead with Game 6 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Heat, Game 5 of the NHL Western Conference Finals between the Stars and Golden Knights, and the tail end of a full slate of baseball.

If you haven’t signed up for ParlayPlay yet, you should. They offer a $100 deposit match, so it’s definitely the easiest money you’ll ever make sports betting. Let’s dive into this one.

Pick #1: Max Strus Under 15.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists

I found this play on the OddsJam Positive Expected Value Tool.

ParlayPlay is a fixed payout platform (very similar to PrizePicks). They don’t change your payout based on the six picks you select. Any six-pick entry has the exact same payout.

To be profitable over time on ParlayPlay with six-pick entries, you need to win over 53.22% of your individual props.

As you can see in the screenshot above, Strus’ under is heavily favored at books like Caesars, Fliff, and Pin.

As a sharp sports bettor, I am constantly looking to bet where there is value. Taking bets like this one, where we are getting very good implied odds compared to the rest of the market. This is how I have made so much money long term. It’s absolutely crucial that you read into what the market is telling you.

You can see below that this bet also showed up on the OddsJam Fantasy Optimizer, which we used to find some of our other plays in this slip.

Pick #2: Jack Eichel Under 3.5 Shots on Goal

To be profitable on ParlayPlay as I mentioned above, we must win over 53.22% of our individual props, which works out to beating -113 implied odds.

Eichel’s under here is heavily favored on Caesars and DraftKings, each at -135. The OddsJam Algo shows the true fair odds at -116, which clearly beats the -113 threshold we need to profit.

The same concept applies for Butler and Ohtani, both of which are also in my slip.

The Fantasy Optimizer will show these props that have higher than a 53.22% chance of winning in green, making it simple for you to see which plays to include in your entries.

ParlayPlay knows that most sports bettors have zero “edge” (or advantage) – they’ll will win 50%, lose 50% of their over/unders. Thus, recreational bettors with no edge will lose money on ParlayPlay long-term, as they can’t win their player props above 53.22% of the time.

Getting a significant edge like we are here is the only way to consistently win over 53.22% of the time, setting us up to be profitable sports bettors on ParlayPlay. Before we get into the full slip, check out this video I made explaining how I found this entry.

Full Slip

Parlays are looked down upon by some bettors who see them as a surefire way to lose money, which is true for casual sports bettors. However, if all of your props have an edge like these, the entire slip will be profitable. Check out my profit on parlays so far this year below. This screenshot is from Pikkit, a verified bet tracker app.