Herb687
Oct 10, 08, 10:20 am
Any advice on which casinos generally offer the best odds for NFL parlay cards?
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csgoalie
Oct 10, 08, 12:02 pm
Last time I was there (4 weeks ago), Cesear's definitely had better parlay odds and more options (Ties win, etc.) than Venetian. I didn't look at the other big casinos, like MGM or Hilton.
I'm headed there on the 20th and will probably lay a few more down.
I'm headed there on the 20th and will probably lay a few more down.
Beckles
Oct 10, 08, 8:35 pm
According to the Las Vegas Advisor (http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/topten.cfm) the Hard Rock has a free 4, 5, 6, or 7 team parlay card each week ... pretty hard to beat free! :)
Herb687
Oct 14, 08, 11:59 am
According to the Las Vegas Advisor (http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/topten.cfm) the Hard Rock has a free 4, 5, 6, or 7 team parlay card each week ... pretty hard to beat free! :)
I like free! Gives me that excuse I've needed to head over to the Hard Rock and avail myself of the $7.77 steak and shrimp deal.
I'll also check out the parlay card payoffs and rules at Caesars since I'll be there anyway betting the horses and playing poker.
I like free! Gives me that excuse I've needed to head over to the Hard Rock and avail myself of the $7.77 steak and shrimp deal.
I'll also check out the parlay card payoffs and rules at Caesars since I'll be there anyway betting the horses and playing poker.
Beckles
Nov 18, 08, 9:28 am
The wife and I were in Vegas this weekend and went over to the Hard Rock to do the free parlay card ... we both did a four-team parlay (three of our four picks were the same), and once the result of the Steelers-Chargers game was known(which I had taken, wife went with the Giants instead), we had both won $50.
works2r
Nov 18, 08, 10:29 am
what is the coordinating payout for the free parlay card for the 5,6,7 team?
gengar
Nov 21, 08, 1:34 am
what is the coordinating payout for the free parlay card for the 5,6,7 team?
If it follows typical sportsbook parlay odds, should be $125, $200, $375 or thereabouts.
If it follows typical sportsbook parlay odds, should be $125, $200, $375 or thereabouts.
Beckles
Nov 22, 08, 12:07 pm
It was like $100, $210, and $400 I believe. According to the Las Vegas Advisor the expected value of it is $3, so I was pretty happy my wife and I both managed to hit for $50.
Edited to add: Oh, and that's what we won, we actually got paid $55 a piece, they payout the original $5 bet (that Hard Rock puts up for you) for a winner too.
Edited to add: Oh, and that's what we won, we actually got paid $55 a piece, they payout the original $5 bet (that Hard Rock puts up for you) for a winner too.