Easiest explanation is an example ...
So say you think VT, Michigan, and Texas are all going to win. You are very confident that Texas will also cover the spread. And you are convinced the Burmeister will throw 2 touchdowns. You could select each of those outcomes (VT Moneyline, Michigan Moneyline, Texas to cover, and Burmeister with 2 TDs) and add them to a parlay bet (middle tab in FanDuel). You bet $10. You would win a lot of money if all four happen. You lose your $10 if any of them DON'T happen. So you have to win every leg of the parlay in order to win ... so tread lightly. :)
Note that my example may not be realistic in FanDuel as I am not sure you could combine all of those events but that is the gist. For NCAAM, look for a bunch of home teams with a money line of -350 or lower (-1000, for example). Select as many as you want, add them to your betslip, go to the parlay tab, and make your wager. The payout will not be high but the results are reasonably predictable ... until they aren't.
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Posted: 02/11/2021 at 1:02PM