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legendary
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February 01, 2024, 02:56:03 AM
#13
Is it Paroli or Parlay? I've been into gambling for a while now but this is my first reading about Paroli. I checked the definition and it's not the same as what you're saying.
They meaning same thing just that people with different country calls it very term but from what I can find out they mean same thing as the op is correct. However, it could be very hard for strategy to work perfectly since gambling is periodically on a luck and I don't think if any other strategy could be implemented to work perfectly fine without being a probability states.
Otherwise single bets is more easier and possible to win, the probability of winning single bet is very high than that of multiple bet as parlay.


Yogee is right, Paroli and Parlay are two different things.

Paroli strategy is when you double your bet after every win, after 3 wins you return to your initial stake, or after every loss. You can read more about Paroli here: Popular Strategies.

Parlay bets are made up of two or more wagers. They are a way of combining individual bets into one.

So, anyone else here playing with multi-bets? Any strategies?

I like to chase goals... so my parlays are usually about goals, over or under, and both teams to score or not. I don't watch so much my final multi, I am rather focused on finding the right games, so if I think there will be more goals I will include that game whatever the odds may be.
sr. member
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Duelbits
February 01, 2024, 02:46:42 AM
#12
Paroli is a positive betting system, which is widely used by gamblers, especially in blackjack and roulette games. a strategy where someone increases the bet after experiencing a win and vice versa, reduces the bet after experiencing a loss. A general strategy that many people use, when starting the game, they place relatively low bets and increase them after winning, so as long as they continue to win, they will continue to increase the bet amount to create opportunities for bigger profits than before. And if they lose, they will return to their initial bet, betting a relatively small amount. They do this to protect previously obtained profits, and this cycle continues and repeats itself like that.

However, you must remember that there is no single strategy that can guarantee a win and profit. However, by having a strategy when placing a bet, this can enable you to increase your chances of getting a win and profit.
sr. member
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February 01, 2024, 02:23:39 AM
#11
Is it Paroli or Parlay? I've been into gambling for a while now but this is my first reading about Paroli. I checked the definition and it's not the same as what you're saying. It's not anything like multi-bet but it's like the opposite of a martingale betting strategy. You double your bet your wager wins.
That's as risky as Martingale strategy, but you're still banking on Gambler's fallacy that you'd be able to win more because you believe that you've got a winning streak and that your chances of losing is close to zero, it's kind of like trying to get more ahead than what you should be but I don't know if it's effective as it is because you're basically pulling out more money out of your pocket to supplement the doubling of the bet from your win which will only get bigger as you continue winning but it will probably end the same way, with you losing more money than you should because you've tempted fate and you thought your win streak is unstoppable. I don't think there's even a strategy in this because it's already a strategy.
hero member
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February 01, 2024, 02:16:26 AM
#10
Is it Paroli or Parlay? I've been into gambling for a while now but this is my first reading about Paroli. I checked the definition and it's not the same as what you're saying.
They meaning same thing just that people with different country calls it very term but from what I can find out they mean same thing as the op is correct. However, it could be very hard for strategy to work perfectly since gambling is periodically on a luck and I don't think if any other strategy could be implemented to work perfectly fine without being a probability states.
Otherwise single bets is more easier and possible to win, the probability of winning single bet is very high than that of multiple bet as parlay.
hero member
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February 01, 2024, 02:02:44 AM
#9
Even though parlay (multi-bet) has the potential of amplifying the potential win, winning a parlay bet is extremely difficult as it is an accumulation of different individual bets and all the individual bets have to be correct to win the wager. Surprisingly, this extreme difficulty has not discouraged gamblers so many sports bettors partake in parlay bets. 

I am not a fan of parlay bets, it can waste a gambler's time and in the end, will not play. For instance, a gambler may accumulate 5 games and at the end have cut one after having to wait for the selections one after the other to be correct to win. I prefer a straight bet because you just have to wait for the outcome of a particular game to decide your fate. For instance, If I desire an odds of 2.00 I prefer staking on a single game with an odds of 2.00 rather than accumulating different games to get the 2.00 odds.

However, for those who prefer parlay, I recommend a running game that is, you have to spread your games for a desired number of days and select the best game for each of the days. This can guarantee an 85% winning rate. Also, in your multiples, try to avoid high-tempo games.
hero member
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February 01, 2024, 01:17:29 AM
#8
a little confused to understand what you mean Paroli, is it a multi bet like a parlay combining several matches into one to get bigger odds or a builder bet that combines odds from just 1 match?

If what you mean parlay betting is that it has a high risk but the odds that we will get will be quite a big profit as you have said and for me a good strategy for making parlay bets is just don't enter more than 5 matches or just 4 matches or 4 popular teams that you enter into the betting slip and choose odds above @1.3 - @1.5 will produce decent odds and a win rate that is a little less risky.

however, if you mean builder bets, combining several betting options in one match is almost the same as parlay betting, but for me it is a little risky if you combine several betting options in one match which is difficult to predict and I rarely make builder bets, except when I want to experiment with a small amount but still the result is losing.
previously there was a thread discussing builder betting. If you are interested, you can read about some of the experiences of other people who have tried it.

For sports bettors, are you attracted with bet builder feature?
sr. member
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January 31, 2024, 11:23:24 PM
#7
In the sportsbetbet Multi bet is a kind of prediction. here my strategy here is to bet from the clubs offering lower odds and those who are ahead in the points table. If the prediction matches and a multi bet is won then a good amount of win can be achieved. I have won several times using this strategy of mine. and my friends also use this strategy to place multibets. I think this strategy is very effective because the clubs that lead the points table win most of the time
legendary
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January 31, 2024, 11:09:35 PM
#6
Usually, I group my bets when the odds are very low. I use very because even if the odds is 1.50-- and that's already low enough-- I still think grouping them together in a parlay remains highly risky. If the odds are like 1.20 or around that, that's probably best to group together in a multi-bet.

Also, I think a 5-leg parlay should be the highest. That's more realistic than having so many legs. Less risk, although less return as well.

Of course, if you already won 4 and the cash-out offer is already good enough, you might want to take that option. Sometimes you need to weigh the guaranteed prize versus risking it all for a bigger money.

In the end, don't take my word for it. I'm not a profitable gambler.  Grin
You have a beautiful strategy that is focused on making money but your admittance of not being a profitable gambler makes me wonder what could be the problem. Could it be with the event selection or fate? I know that odds of 1.2 - 1.5 is easy to come by and even if the win rate is low, surely it will happen once in a while and the multiplier effect of the accumulator could have put you in profits.

Maybe you could review your event selection, that could be the little fine tuning you need to give you edge in the business.

A strategy can only achieve so much. Just like how some friends would have it in a game where their choice is the underdog: the game will still be played. The ball is round, in other words. I have parlay bets in the past in which the lowest odds was the one that failed, meaning the most favorite to win was the one that's lost. It can happen all the time. Underdogs can win, too.

In a 5-leg parlay composed of huge favorites, one could result in an upset. It won't be surprising if it happens. That's why it's an option to cash-out especially if you've already won 4 out of 5.
hero member
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January 31, 2024, 10:41:37 PM
#5
Multi bets always give big odds and multi bets will always produce much more profits, but this is only if you win and are lucky.
Just one failure causes all bets to be lost or failed so it will be more difficult to actually win, you must be able to have very accurate predictions in all the matches you are betting on.
But there are steps that are quite profitable and can minimize losses, I say this quite often.
For example, there are 10 matches and you take all of them to make multi bets and when the first 4 or 5 matches win, make cashout to be able to take advantage.
After making the cashout, take the remaining unfinished matches again into multi bets again and do the same thing, only you have to really be able to consider the risks and analyze everything so that each team can win.
hero member
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January 31, 2024, 09:57:10 PM
#4
Usually, I group my bets when the odds are very low. I use very because even if the odds is 1.50-- and that's already low enough-- I still think grouping them together in a parlay remains highly risky. If the odds are like 1.20 or around that, that's probably best to group together in a multi-bet.

Also, I think a 5-leg parlay should be the highest. That's more realistic than having so many legs. Less risk, although less return as well.

Of course, if you already won 4 and the cash-out offer is already good enough, you might want to take that option. Sometimes you need to weigh the guaranteed prize versus risking it all for a bigger money.

In the end, don't take my word for it. I'm not a profitable gambler.  Grin
You have a beautiful strategy that is focused on making money but your admittance of not being a profitable gambler makes me wonder what could be the problem. Could it be with the event selection or fate? I know that odds of 1.2 - 1.5 is easy to come by and even if the win rate is low, surely it will happen once in a while and the multiplier effect of the accumulator could have put you in profits.

Maybe you could review your event selection, that could be the little fine tuning you need to give you edge in the business.
legendary
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January 31, 2024, 08:05:05 PM
#3
Usually, I group my bets when the odds are very low. I use very because even if the odds is 1.50-- and that's already low enough-- I still think grouping them together in a parlay remains highly risky. If the odds are like 1.20 or around that, that's probably best to group together in a multi-bet.

Also, I think a 5-leg parlay should be the highest. That's more realistic than having so many legs. Less risk, although less return as well.

Of course, if you already won 4 and the cash-out offer is already good enough, you might want to take that option. Sometimes you need to weigh the guaranteed prize versus risking it all for a bigger money.

In the end, don't take my word for it. I'm not a profitable gambler.  Grin
sr. member
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January 31, 2024, 07:49:44 PM
#2
Is it Paroli or Parlay? I've been into gambling for a while now but this is my first reading about Paroli. I checked the definition and it's not the same as what you're saying. It's not anything like multi-bet but it's like the opposite of a martingale betting strategy. You double your bet your wager wins.

I don't often do Parlay or multi-bet. I usually pick the favorite team to lessen the risk and maybe get one underdog in a 5-game multi-bet.

Bookies have also introduced bet builder where you can bet on different lines one the same match or game.

edit - Okay I can see now why it's Paroli. It's like the French or Italian origin of Parlay.
legendary
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January 31, 2024, 07:06:15 PM
#1
People that gamble in sports will know that grouping your bets in a single slip (often called paroli) is a way to increase the odds on your stake. The massive downside this has is that if you make even a single wrong prediction, your whole stake at the given betting slip is counted as a loss.

The big advantage multi-bets can have is that it can lead to extremely high multipliers even if many bets with small odds are combined.
So I'm wondering if people out there have a certain multi-bet strategy.
For me I'm trying to figure out if there's a good strategy for multi-bets but it's not something that easy.
Good thing is that when playing with high odds, let's say chasing 10x multibets, it's ok to have a losing slip every so often.

If you go for odds that are 10x for instance, if you win more than 1 in 10 times you are still earning more than you're losing. Might sound easy but it's not. Cheesy
Luckily crypto bookmakers allow very small bets so it's easy to experiment.
So, anyone else here playing with multi-bets? Any strategies?
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