See our NFL Parlay bet for this week's football action below. A parlay includes multiple bets combined together to give you better odds.
See our NFL Parlay bet for this week's football action below. A parlay includes multiple bets combined together to give you better odds.
Jayden Daniels’ historic rookie season continued on Saturday Night when he and the Washington Commanders upset the number one seed Detroit Lions in an offensive shootout, 45-31. The Commanders’ offense will come into this week’s NFC Conference Championship against the Philadelphia Eagles full of confidence and will be looking at the Eagles’ performances. The Eagles’ pass defense was the best during the regular season, only allowing 174.2 passing yards per game, but in their two playoff games so far they have allowed an average of 243 passing yards per game and allowed their most passing yards of the season just last week (324). If Daniels and the Commanders continue to excel in the passing game and turn this game into a throwing shootout again, the Eagles may struggle having not shown to be an elite passing offense all season. If this game were to be an offensive shootout then we think the Washington Commanders will be able to outscore and upset the Philadelphia Eagles.
The only thing stopping the Kansas City Chiefs from reaching their fifth Super Bowl in six seasons is the Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen, who despite being 4-1 against the Chiefs in the regular season has yet to beat them in the playoffs (0-3). For Buffalo to pull out the upset this week they will have to continue their offensive excellence all season long. In the regular season the Bills were one of only three teams to average over 30 points per game (30.9 PPG, 3rd most) and they have backed this up going into the playoffs, scoring 31 in the Wildcard Round and 27 in the Divisional Round. The Chiefs during the regular season only scored 30 points twice during the season and didn’t overly impress in their divisional round against the Houston Texans, only just eclipsing 200 total offensive yards. If the Buffalo Bills can once again score at least 30 points this week in Kansas City then we think that it may be too much for the Chiefs’ offense to keep up with.
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CLAIM NOWThe National Football league is one of the biggest sports organizations in the world, uniting millions of global fans each season. Thanks to its massive popularity, football is an excellent sport to bet on. On this page, we’ll share our ever-rotating list of NFL parlay picks.
If you’re an NFL fan, chances are you’ve built the occasional NFL parlay. This page will help you hone your picks so you can make solid NFL parlay bets with good payout opportunities.
New to NFL picks and parlays? This page will help you, too. Casual bettors can read up on the latest NFL parlays and discover more about the unique betting type.
Throughout each NFL season, you can check this page for information on how to bet NFL parlays and for our expert NFL picks.
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OK, so NFL Parlays are great. We’ve established that. But if you’re new to the game, it’s important to understand exactly how a parlay works in general. So let’s walk you through it.
Parlays combine multiple individual bets into one single wager at bigger odds. Each individual bet is called a 'leg' and for your NFL Parlay to cash, all legs must come in.
It goes without saying that Parlays are high risk, high reward. The odds are higher because the chances of your Parlay landing become less likely with each leg you add. But get it right and your cash balance will thank you.
Our resident cappers put in a lot of research to bring you reliable, well-reasoned NFL bets. Follow their words of wisdom and you should be OK.
Sometimes learning is just easier when it’s right there in front of you. So let’s put all of the above into action, and show you an NFL Parlay.
Parlays combine multiple individual bets into one single wager at bigger odds. Each individual bet is called a leg and for your NFL Parlay to cash, all legs must come in.
Here’s a four-leg parlay and how it works:
You can back all your four legs individually or in multiple bets, which you can find more about in our NFL Betting Guide. But here, we’re putting our whole stake on the parlay.
Add all these odds together, and you get combined odds of just over +1002. So if you bet $100, and you’re a winner, you’ll make a profit of $1002.73. Plus your $100 stake straight back. But remember, each one of those outcomes must land.
If the Eagles and Dolphins both win, and the Chiefs cover, but the 49ers vs Cowboys game combines for a total of 40 points, the entire parlay would lose. As we said earlier: high risk, high reward!
It’s not difficult to see why parlays are so popular in the world of NFL betting, or all of online sports betting for that matter. To make a good profit on single bets, you need to commit to a high stake – but with parlays, something small can bring a HUGE return. Like prime Devin Hester.
You know how a parlay works. You have your picks. You’ve got money in your NFL sports betting account. Now you’re ready to place an NFL parlay.
Fortunately, the process is incredibly easy. It’s a lot like placing any other wager, though there is a single-added step.
First, find the bets you’d like to make. Go ahead and add them to your bet slip as you go along by selecting each one you like. If you’re still unsure about a specific leg of your parlay, add it anyway, and you can always remove it later.
Once you have your NFL parlay bets selected, head to your bet slip. They should all be listed individually. If you selected one you no longer want to include in the parlay, be sure to delete it now. Then, scroll to the bottom of your bet slip and find the section that says “parlay.” It will give you the odds if you combine all the bets. Type in the amount you’d like to wager, then select “place bet.” Wait for the sportsbook to confirm your bet is all set, and you’re good to go.
If you need more info on how to navigate NFL parlays, visit our NFL sportsbooks page.
First thing’s first, nothing’s guaranteed in NFL Betting – but you knew that. However, you can put yourself into a great position to win if you know a few handy tips or tricks.
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FlashPicks’ NFL Parlay pros explore the data at length to pick out the best possible parlay options, looking at data from the current season, and even seasons before. Now we can’t go into every single thing – you’ve got a parlay to put on – so we’ll keep it brief.
NFL Parlays are popular with bettors, which means Sportsbooks will do all they can to encourage you to place a parlay with them. Shop around for best odds, over/under lines and the biggest difference between Sportsbooks… parlay promotions.
Here are a few common offers that you might come across.
The main type of bonus you’ll find is parlay insurance. Parlay insurance does exactly what it says on the tin, offering a little extra coverage for when things go wrong.
The most common parlay insurance allows you to miss one leg of a 4+ leg parlay and receive something back. The most likely scenario is the sportsbook will give you your original stake back, either in cash or as a Free Bet. Like a free play that you can launch to the end zone!
This is a great option because as we all know, there’s nothing more annoying than just one leg letting you down.
Most Sportsbooks offer up a four-leg parlay each week, but you can always go bigger! Some Sportsbooks offer an extra percentage bonus with every leg you place. For example, if you create a four-leg parlay, they might add 5% onto your winnings. Five legs 10%, six legs 15% and so on.
As we’ve said multiple times, play it smart. These bonuses are there for a reason – every leg you add, the less likely the outcome. So look out for these parlay bonuses and absolutely take advantage, but keep those stakes sensible if you’re betting on LOADS of legs.
We love a same-game parlay. If you don’t know what it is, it’s pretty self-explanatory. All of the above, but on one game rather than across multiple games. These are really great for the primetime games when there’s just one match-up to look forward to.
Thursday, Sunday and Monday Night Football hit different when you’re waiting on the star Wide Receiver to make one more catch, or the Running Back to get into the endzone. We’ll give you a quick example of some of the legs you can choose when building a same-game parlay.
There you have it. A four-leg same-game parlay on Chiefs vs Bengals. A fun bet that can keep you invested all game long. Look out for Primetime Previews from FlashPicks, bringing you some of the best props bets from every big game.
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