Hi Patrick...
Round Robin, is really just a way of saying "Combination Plays" . What happens is if you pick 5 games, you can use 2,3,or 4 game combinations, so that your chances of winning are improved. Unfortunately, if you choose poorly, the losses can be quite large. So, for example,if you choose to round robin 4 games, and do a 3 game round robin, you are actually buying 4 3-game parlay tickets. The tickets are automatically set up by the book, and you get a list of games which show your tickets with all 4 possible combinations. Let's say you get 3 games right. You win on one ticket, but lose 3 units on the other 3. But, if you get all games right, you win on all 4 tickets, and the payout is high. If you win on only two games, you lose on ALL the tickets. Only use the round robins, if you are REALLY sure on the bets. Even then, chances of winning in the long haul are low. Most pro gamblers stay away from those sort of bets. Hope I've been helpful.
Cheers!
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Hi Patrick...
Round Robin, is really just a way of saying "Combination Plays" . What happens is if you pick 5 games, you can use 2,3,or 4 game combinations, so that your chances of winning are improved. Unfortunately, if you choose poorly, the losses can be quite large. So, for example,if you choose to round robin 4 games, and do a 3 game round robin, you are actually buying 4 3-game parlay tickets. The tickets are automatically set up by the book, and you get a list of games which show your tickets with all 4 possible combinations. Let's say you get 3 games right. You win on one ticket, but lose 3 units on the other 3. But, if you get all games right, you win on all 4 tickets, and the payout is high. If you win on only two games, you lose on ALL the tickets. Only use the round robins, if you are REALLY sure on the bets. Even then, chances of winning in the long haul are low. Most pro gamblers stay away from those sort of bets. Hope I've been helpful.
Cheers!