NCAA Football System - 2 team parlays

I never play second halves. Too many intangibles at the end of the game.

Thanks kkirby99,just trying to get a hold on what your doing i think I get it now.So 1st half's only are the plays we are looking for,correct? TIA and BOL to ya.......

First halves seem to be the most consistently profitable.

kkirby99 are you on denver 1st half ?    7&19

also

balt 7&20

both

Also the Jets may get to -7 before their game depending on some outcomes.

Raven kicker Cundiff, for the second time in as many tries has missed a 30 yarder to cost the system money. I hope they're not counting on him to win any more games this year. Better yet, the Raiders beat them today and knock them out of the playoffs altogether.

 Cundiff,I can't stand to lose because a kicker can't make a routine kick,what a shame....BOL tonight,kkirby99 

Hey everyone,

I just read through all of the 209 posts in this thread and I must say that this system play is very impressive.  The reason I am posting is because of the countless posts I read through looking for an online sportsbook that would allow these bets (Fav/O & Dog/U).  I understand that most, if not all, online sportsbooks do not allow this type of betting. 

However, my question is, for all of those who do not have access to locals or those who want to remain anonymous gamblers, can't you employ 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. separate online sportsbooks to accomplish this same task? 

For example, find two sportsbooks, A & B, with the same spread/totals for a specific game.  Place one bet on one site and the other bet on the other.  Therefore, you can place both bets online at the same spread/totals.  I understand that it would take additional legwork (i.e. perusing multiple sports sites for similar spread/totals) and additional headaches (i.e. managing multiple accounts), but for some pretty serious moolah, I wouldn't mind putting in the extra effort. 

I have not actually tried to implement this practice using this system, but I couldn't help but thinking that this would be a simple solution to the ongoing problem...in addition, you might even be able to find more advantageous combinations (i.e. Fav/O & Dog/U) by using multiple sites...

Has anyone done this and is it possible?

Thanks everyone,
Str8

Most all books won't take correlated parlays i.e. Favorite to the over or Underdog to the under so the problem still exists since you can't split a parlay through 2 books.

Yea bodog has them circled so ya can't make the play....going to check with 5dimes and the greek.BOL all.....

Kirby I got caught up in the missed Cundiff kick AGAIN!  They said he's missed 2 FGs from 30-39 yds this YEAR and I needed both of those to either push or win.  Ain't that a Bitch.  Oh well, pack it in for the year...

I understand that an online sportsbook won't let you to make both of the following bets on the same game:

1. Fave & Over
2. Dog & Under

But what you are telling me is that an online sportsbook won't even let you make only one of the above bets (Either Bet #1 or Bet #2)?

If this is the case, is there a specific spread/total percentage that prevents this from happening?

If both of these are the case, the only way you could potentially play this system is via a local, correct?

Thanks for the clarification,
Str8

Online book will not let you make #1 or #2. I should clarify that they will up to a certain percentage of the spread to the total. What percentage I don't know. Probably just about the point where you lose your edge. Perhaps others can shed some light because I have seen that mentioned here before. However you have nine months to find a local who'll take them.

week 1 CFB

there are 11 plays saturday 8-4-2-10 that fall into this system,

any experts on this parlay/% system that see this weekend as being a good one

thursday night, ohio st. fell into this system, won

 

 

1-0 Thursday night

3-0 early games

above 40% is the key number

USC was right on 40%

 

yesterday the system went 7-2-1

if only i could find an offshore book that would take the bets

Luckys sportbook accepts 2 team parlays and pays out at 13-5.  They also do 2 team teasers at even money for 6 pts. and 10-11 for 6.5 pts.  They are a smaller book at some of the off strip casinos and are worth a look.

I don't think Lucky's will take these correlated parlays. If somebody who has used this system would check that out that'd be great, to quote a line from Office Space.

just find a local, they all will take these

Poor bastards.

Do any offshore books take these kind of bets and if so can u please send me a message as too which one or ones do. Thanks