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Parlay Payoffs, because of the moneyline used in baseball, there are no set payoffs for tying a number of teams together in parlays. Payoffs are determined by a simple formula that changes the moneyline into a decimal number and combines it with the other lines in the parlay. The first step is to change the moneyline into a decimal value. Use the chart below for this purpose.
Values are equivalent to one dollar:

-1.05	=	.95	-1.85	=	.54
-1.10	=	.91	-1.90	=	.53
-1.15	=	.87	-1.95	=	.51
-1.20	=	.83	-2.00	=	.50
-1.25	=	.80	-2.10	=	.48
-1.30	=	.77	-2.20	=	.45
-1.35	=	.74	-2.30	=	.43
-1.40	=	.71	-2.40	=	.42
-1.45	=	.69	-2.50	=	.40
-1.50	=	.66	-2.60	=	.38
-1.55	=	.64	-2.70	=	.37
-1.60	=	.62	-2.80	=	.36
-1.65	=	.61	-3.00	=	.33
-1.70	=	.59	-3.25	=	.31
-1.75	=	.57	-3.50	=	.29
-1.80	=	.55	-4.00	=	.25

How to Figure Baseball Parlays
For each price or odds quote on your teams, look at their respective payoffs (to $1) and always add $1 to these payoffs.
Multiply your bet times the products of these payoffs (+$1) for your parlay return.
Example
A Player bet $50 on the Cardinals (-150) parlayed to the Tigers (-130)

Bet		Cardinals		Tigers		Return
		(-150)		(-130)
$50	X	1.67	X	1.77	=	$147.80

The return includes the $50 bet.
Use the same method for any number of teams.
Example
Bet $75 on the Cubs (+120) to the Reds (-135) to the Mets (Even) for a 3 team parlay

Bet		Cubs		Reds		Mets		Return
		(+120)		(-135)		(Even)
$75	X	2.20	X	1.74	X	2.00	=	$574.20
		(1.00 + 1.20)		(1.00 + .74)		(1.00 + 1.00)

The return includes the $75 bet.
Remember to always add $1 to the payoff price to figure all parlays.
Please Note: All Baseball Parlays are "Action" Wagers.

Round Robin Parlays is simply a nickname for parlay wagering on a group of selections (at least three or more) that are to be included in a combination of individual parlays. For instance, if a player asked for a $100, three-team Round Robin with teams A, B, and C, he/she is simply requesting a two-team parlay with teams A and B, another parlay with teams A and C, and another with teams B and C, for a total of 3 individual parlays, each for $100. The total amount risked would be $300.

Round Robins get more complex as the number of teams increases. A four-team Round Robin "by twos" for $100 would mean that the bettor wants four teams to be included in a combination of two-team parlays. This would be a total of six individual two-team parlays, for a total risk of $600. If the request is for a Round Robin "by threes", it would include a total of four possible combinations, for a risk of $400.

Example
A player requests a $100 four team Round Robin "by twos", with teams A, B, C and D. The possible combinations would be as follows:
Teams AB $100 to win $260
Teams AC $100 to win $260
Teams AD $100 to win $260
Teams BC $100 to win $260
Teams BD $100 to win $260
Teams CD $100 to win $260

If all four teams win, the player wins $1240, while risking only $600! If one game loses, there is still a profit, even though three of the parlays would lose. The three winners get back $780, plus the $100 laid for each parlay, for a total of $1080. After subtracting $300 for the 3 losers, the player profits $480!