Sportsbooks hide massive margins in same-game parlay pricing. Our model reveals what the odds should actually be—so you know when you're getting value and when you're getting ripped off.
When you build a same-game parlay, the sportsbook doesn't just multiply the odds together. They add their own margin—often called "juice" or "vig"—on top.
But here's the thing: they don't tell you how much margin they're adding. A parlay that should be +400 might be offered at +280. You'd never know unless you had a way to calculate the true odds yourself.
This hidden margin is where sportsbooks make most of their money on parlays. And most bettors have absolutely no idea it's happening.
We built a proprietary pricing model based on the same methodology that helped us win over $10 million in documented profits.
You should only place a same-game parlay after comparing it to our odds to see if you actually have an edge.
If the sportsbook offers better odds than our model suggests — that's value, take it. If they're offering worse — you're paying too much, find a different bet.
A simple decision tree for every same-game parlay you consider
If you're an originator — someone who finds their own angles rather than tailing picks — our model is the tool you've been missing.
Instead of guessing whether a parlay has value, you can instantly see how your thesis stacks up against true odds. Build the parlay you believe in, check it against our model, and know immediately whether the sportsbook is giving you a good price.
No more flying blind. No more hoping you got a fair price. Just data.
See the true odds on every same-game parlay. Find the bets where sportsbooks are giving away value.