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I don't think there are short term loans for gambling in the size you are looking for. 50,000 usd is a lot of money and without collateral nobody is going to give the money. If this is all your money and don't have anymore to hedge your bets, why not just cash out? This is still a nice return and you can just start looking for new bets. Don't lose it all, especially if it was all your money.

Cash out is really good idée , 96.000$ its good no ?

If I see that there is already a profit from each bet, I will take the profit and end the bet even though the match is not finished. We have to be able to look at the situation and in @OP's situation, I think he has no other choice but to take his profits and place another bet instead of borrowing money from someone else. After all, everything could change before the game ended and if he could use the moment to withdraw his money, it would be better for him to make his profit. Don't chase bigger wins if you don't have a good position to do so. But I'm not sure he can get loan money from here but maybe he can get it elsewhere. I wonder what happened to @OP.

You will only get that kind of amount from loan sharks whose interest are high so all the profits that you will make from the remaining of the parlay will just be eaten by the interest. Cash it out and you won't lose anything plus you don't have any debts from anyone, all of it will be your take-home prize.
Don't be consumed by greed, that's a lot of money for just a $2 bet and you cannot get it from working months on a day job or, for less fortunate even a year will not be enough for them to make that large amount.
If I were in your position I'd take it, if ever I made a wrong decision and it hits then I won't care, move on, try another parlay and maybe you will be lucky again. Do the same thing over and over until you reach whatever is the amount on your mind for withdrawal.

You'll have no luck asking for loans here we discourage loans from being used for gambling, we know gambling is risky because there is no certainty in gambling even if you're 100% sure of your bets your winnings are already good and I don't thnk there is someone here who can loan you with that huge amount, that's too much money and you are really deep in gambling.
Like all the others here its better to withdraw and enjoy your earnings. sometimes we need to take a rest and enjoy the best things in life.

Your proposal doesn't make any sense, unless you have become a person dependent on gambling, in other words, you have become addicted to gambling. If you made a multibet bet then you only have 2 options which are: wait for your bet to finish and see if you won or lost or cancel your bet and withdraw the money that you have already managed to win with the games you have won. These are your only 2 options. At this point, you have already managed to get many bets right, and you only placed a little money, so you already have a lot of profit and it would not be any disadvantage or harm if you cancel your bet and keep the profit you have already achieved.

but you will hardly do that, you will not cancel your bet because you are a gambling addict and the more money you win, the more it will be a loss for you because it will make you stay playing for much longer, and when you don't win and lose you will be left with Too much regret and you'll start borrowing money to play more, because you think you can make a lot of money at any time, the problem with your thinking is that when you can't get someone to give you loans then you'll start selling all your assets to continue playing because you think you will win a lot of money, there will come a time when all the people in the real world will move away from you due to your greed and not being able to control yourself in games of chance, be very careful on your path. when a player doesn't know when to stop, and when he is already serious

a player should know when to stop or have limits on his winnings, a player should not be too greedy, a player should know that there is no such thing as being invincible in the betting world, I saw people who made multibet bets with 20 teams or more and they thought like this: I have to get it right in every game and win a lot of money. but I would ask you: if you have already got 17 games right and only 4 games left and you have already got the odds of 60.00 right and with the amount of money you have won so far you are fine, why don't you cancel your bets and keep the money you already have? you won, and he responded aggressively that he couldn't, he had to win the remaining games, he ended up losing. Do you know what was the most irritating part of all this? When he lost everything, he would come and ask me to borrow money. I was irritated by this, that's when I realized that the guy was already addicted

That's why I stopped talking about gambling with him and I walked away from him, even when he tried to talk about gambling with me, I told him that I don't do sports betting anymore, that was the only way I saw for him to stop gambling because That's not taking you in the right direction

What if the parlay won't win? OP might not be able to sleep for several days and aside from that, he will think too about how to pay the loan. Even the parlay is almost close on winning, there's a chance that the last parlay let might spoiled the fun and ruined everything. Since OP is having a problem on hedging the funds, what's the sense of still continuing the bet? I suggest to just cash it out and that will make his bankroll more healthy and just start another parlay.

OP please update us on what will happened to your final decision.

Don't make your problem too complicated. I doubt our response here will really help you.

It's not about you believing that you might nailed your parlay but what choice do you have?

Instead, you might probably end up being regrettable again for your decision. If you can't catch up with your current problem, cash out. Solved.

That's a tough spot. If you don't have enough funds to hedge it, consider cashing it out. Taking out a loan to hedge a bet is generally not advisable.

If you’re confident in your parlay, you could let it ride, but remember that there’s always a chance of losing.

If I were in your situation right now, I would go for the option with the guaranteed bigger win rather than continuing and potentially reducing the winnings. Sometimes, we need to be content because pursuing too much can sometimes result in disappointment and regret.

When you go for such bets, please post it. We'll also try to follow it and win something. If I were in a situation I will be cashing it out. Majority had suggested not to go for a loan for the purpose of gambling. Try to enjoy on your decision, whether it is gonna loss/win it is for you. No one gonna benefit, so the right thing is to make up your mind to experience anything.

I don't want to be negative, but cashing out you can keep on trying similar bets. If things didn't go as predicted once again need to build the emperor. Anyway congratulations for the big win and I pray you need to win the final one.

At this point, common sense should run first and not greediness. Why take a loan when you can get the $95k, bet $50k on the remaining parlay legs, play it safely and you'll still come out on top with free $45k already bagged regardless of the outcome. I think at this point, OP is just trying to rile people up in here, or are making us fools to believe in his screenshots if it is indeed the case. Either way, no sane person will think of risking an already excellent profit to gain a few thousands at best with the risk to lose it all + becoming in debt.

If that screenshot is not modified via devtools, take it out. I mean jesus. You have already hit a once in a life time jackpot, putting your trust on that last game is just insanity no matter how you feel about it. Ask yourself would you try to double that money in dice, because that's similar to what you are doing now. You can lose everything or get free 86k. You have no control over that next game after it starts, so this is not a game of who wants to be a millionaire.

Ask yourself: Which would make you more mad, losing $86k that you have in your pocket? Or losing something because you didn't bet on while getting 86k for $2.5 bet? We don't bet on things all the time. We rarely regret that.

Doesnt really make any sense on trying out to hedge out just to have more, i agree on what you have said that cashing out would be the best option for this and also taking up some loan is never been
that ideal and even if we do say that you could really be able to make more but if i were on his feet then i would definitely be cutting it off and secure profits and would really be
avoiding myself into those potential problems if ever i do decide on taking up a loan.

Basing up on what yahoo analyzed out on the game then i do agree on his points but i do still believe on Cleveland defense would be able to hold up.
Several factors could really be able to alter out those potential outcomes which there might be some upset? Who knows.

Each time his topics become more murky (and suspicious to me). There is no point in hedging in this situation - cashout will give almost the same profit.
Getting almost $90,000 from a bet of just over two dollars is enough to avoid taking on debt and not engaging in nonsense.
In addition, this forum has a separate section for those who want to get loan.

Cash out then just bet more on the last legs of the parlay, I guess? That's even better than having to get a loan and be in debt should this parlay not hit. Besides, that $95k you'll be gaining is literally free considering how little your stake is for the whole parlay. Betting $50k in a 3-way parlay with 3 odds gets you at an even better position than letting this parlay ride. You are already at an advantageous position, why choose to let it lose now by loaning and trying to hedge? You'll gain a few thousand at most in hedging, whereas in cashing out the $95k and keeping the same bet, you'll still be able to win a lot more.

Ypu looking for a loan to hedge?  Cash out if you don't have the money.  Take the W and move on.  Once you get into the habit of taking loans to gamble it becomes to easy to do so and you will end up buried in bankruptcy.  Or let it rife if you are that confident but I wouldn't advise taking loans out for this.

Looks like you might've missed something in the OP's post. He wants to borrow $50k to hedge their parlay bet, which means it's basically a sure win whichever way it goes. However, the catch here is that he doesn't have his own cash and want to borrow from a stranger, and that's a bit of a gamble in itself.

Now, if the OP doesn't have anything to offer as collateral for the loan, it's tough to see how they can promise the lender that they'll get their money back.

Op do you understand what you saying, you want to borrow $50,000 loan to gamble. Well since you need advice from the forum users, I advise you to withdraw from borrowing this amount of money and look for something important to do because if you borrowed that money and you use it to gamble and you loss the game, to pay back that amount will not be easy for you because that amount is a huge amount other fiat currencies. I have seen this in real life though it was a small amount but the guy loss them all and pay the debt. Gambling is not something you borrow to play. Always use the small amount in your hand and leave the rest for God. Hey!!! This your plan is not clear and I don't thick you can see such amount as a loan in the forum.

Thats a  really good cashout value and id highly suggest you take it

I don't quite understand what your game plan is here. Let's say, by some stroke of luck, you manage to secure a $50k loan and hedge against the final bet in your parlay. What exactly do you hope to achieve if the match takes an unexpected turn? What's the math here? In such a scenario, wouldn't it be better to cash out the $86k right now? If you, however, have confidence that the last bet will pan out, then perhaps it's best to let it ride for a potential $200k win.