bet365 Same Game Parlay Boosts

What Is Same Game Parlay? and How Does Same Game Parlay Work?

Same Game Parlay is a feature now offered by most top sportsbooks. Same Game Parlay is a function that allows the sports bettor to choose from a range of diverse markets on the same game and get a price for a selected combination of bets.

Same Game Parlays are effectively the same as parlays, but have been rebranded as “Same Game Parlay” because most sportsbooks now allow the sports bettor to build multiple bets on a much wider range of markets, like players to be carded, the number of fouls committed, or the number of corners before half-time.

Same Game Parlay is also slightly different from multiple bets because it allows the bettor to build bets on the same game that might not necessarily be allowed in traditional parlay bets.

Some bets on the same game have a certain degree of crossover (in probability and likelihood), so might not be allowed in a traditional parlay. For example, if betting on a player to receive a yellow card, and a team to be given over 2.5 yellow cards in a game, there’s a certain degree of crossover in these two bets – a card awarded to the player adds to the total cards in received by the team, therefore the bettor should not receive the combined odds of these two selections. Same Game Parlay factors in this crossover and calculates odds appropriately.

Same Game Parlays have become very popular with bettors, as they offer much more niche bets and appealing combinations. For example, rather than betting on a team to win a game or both teams to score, bettors now find betting on two players to have over 1.5 shots on target more appealing and interesting.

A lot of Same Game Parlays can also technically win before the full-time whistle. For example, a player to score or assist, plus another player to commit 2 or more fouls, and a goalkeeper to make 2 or more saves could technically win in the first 20 minutes of a game.

Do You Provide Same Game Parlay Tips?

At the moment we don’t put together our own Same Game Parlay tips, but we are looking at doing this in the future. The Same Game Parlay combinations listed above are all current Same Game Parlay bets from bet365 for today and the next few days. You don’t have to build these bets on the bet365 site. Instead you can click any boosted odds to add the Same Game Parlay straight to your bet365 bet slip. You must be logged in at bet365 for Same Game Parlay boosts to add to your bet slip.

How To Do A Same Game Parlay on bet365

Same Game Parlay at bet365 is available on most of the top games. Some Same Game Parlays are pre-defined and are shown against each game or on the home page, and some of these are boosted too.

However, if you want to build your own Same Game Parlay from scratch then go to the game you want to bet on and navigate to the “Same Game Parlay” section. You can then select your bets from a range of markets including player, result, goals, corners and cards, and build your bet. You can play around with your Same Game Parlay – adding and removing bets and seeing how this affects the odds on offer. Each time you add a new bet into the Same Game Parlay, your bet slip will show the updated Same Game Parlay price for all selections.

This is different from building a simple parlay, in that you are building a bet where there is only one betting choice at the end – to back the entire Same Game Parlay bet, whereas parlay bets let you build a parlay and then select from a range of bets from straight bets all the way up to backing the parlay.

Does Overtime Count In Same Game Parlays?

Unless stated in the betting selection, overtime does not generally count towards Same Game Parlay bets. For example, a player to score first, or a player to be carded will usually only count in regulation time (plus injury time).

In a cup tie where overtime is eligible, Same Game Parlay markets will be specifically created for overtime. However, overtime markets are not usually available until a game finishes and overtime is a certainty.