Whats the best play?

I have 2 open parlays...

Both have NE ml (-260) to win, $2100>$3983.98

#1 3 team parlay +111, $600>$1268 

Indiana 1h (w)

Indiana FG (w)

NE (-260)

#2 2 team parlay -123, $1500>$2715.98

Indiana FG (w)

NE (-260)

As I see it, a couple options:

1. Let it ride (no gamble, no future)

2. Denver ml +210 (cant lose, guaranteed something)

3. Denver +5.5 -110 (cant lose both, possible middle, maybe hit both)

Do I take some guaranteed loot?

Do I try and middle it all, or only part? 

Let the opinions fly fellas

If youre gonna hedge dont even add the leg. Youre losing on juice regardless.

@stfn, these were money line parlays. the leg is in.

Indiana was -290 on the ml or -7.5 for the full game, 1st half was -160 or -4.5

NE is still -260 or -5.5.

I did a 3 team money line parlay that pays +111, and a 2 team parlay that is juiced to -123.

Indiana hit and now its on NE.

If I hedge out, its guaranteed money. I can take Denver on ml and get +210 or I can try and Middle and hit both sides.

The question was to see the overall vibe on Denver with a backup. 

Will NE win a close one, blow em out? Or will Denver win the game?   

I'm love hearing this because I have a Denver future and usually when someone tells me they have multiple parlays with one leg to go it ends the same way. ESPECIALLY when it seems a lock like the other team has to play a backup QB.

I personally would hedge so that I would win back most or exactly all of what I stand to lose if Denver wins and takes down both parlays. It's rare you would get an opportunity to do so with such a generous moneyline for a home team that, regardless of QB, is still top seed and the Pats victory at home last week was their first vs ANY playoff team at home all year and they were aided by Houston making every mistake they could possibly make and it was still close most of the game.

Letting it ride probably seems tempting because of the QB situation but anyone who doesn't lock in guaranteed profit every single time they can, will never be in profit long term and has zero respect from me.

Take that phrase 'no gamble, no future' and put it in the bin. It's beyond stupid. 'All horse players die broke' is a more accurate one.

Fwiw, I expect NE to advance. Their defense is very solid and Maye is a great playmaker who looks like he has the clutch gene. BUT, winning a road playoff game is the hardest thing to do in the NFL. Even the Rams barely pulled it off. Before beating Pittsburgh Houston went 0-6 on the road in the playoffs. Josh Allen I believe hadn't won on the road in the playoffs until this year either.

Agreed @NBL need to lock something in.

When playing the ml parlay, I always had the hedge aspect in mind.

I am actually hoping that NE gets more love to boost Denvers ML and possible get it closer to a TD dog.

The 5.5 is not my ideal line for a middle, I would like it to cross the 6 and possibly get to a full td to have a nice middle.