Round Robins

How to bet a Round Robin:

Definition: A series of three or more teams into 2-team wagers.

A Round Robin is a series of parlays. A three-team Round Robin consists of one three-team parlay and three two-team parlays.

For example, Fred likes teams A,B, and C. With a Round Robin, he has a three-teamer with ABC, and two-teamers with AB, AC, and BC. In other words, a Round Robin is an easy way to enter multiple parlays at one time. Round Robins allow you to choose between three and eight picks, parlay or tease these bets, and combine them in parlays of two to six teams.

Here's an example:

You think Sunday will go this way: New York Giants -8, Cincinnati Bengals +4, and Tampa Bay Bucs -10.

But you don't want to parlay them in a three-team parlay. Instead, you can parlay them in three separate two-team parlays.

1st parlay:

New York Giants -8

Cincinnati Bengals +4

Risk $50 to win $130

2nd parlay:

New York Giants -8

Tampa Bay Bucs -10

Risk $50 to win $130

3rd parlay:

Cincinnati Bengals +4

Tampa Bay Bucs -10

Risk $50 to win $130

Your total risk amount for the three team, two way parlay is $150 (Max Risk) to win $390. (Max Win)

Round Robin Betting Rules:

• Standard parlays rules apply.
• The minimum number of teams in a Round-Robin is 3, the maximum is 10.
• The minimum number of parlay combinations is 2 and the maximum is 6.
• You cannot place same-game parlays in Round-Robins.

Round Robin Calculation Table:

Picks	Ways	Number of Bets
8	2	28
8	3	56
8	4	70
8	5	56
8	6	28
7	2	21
7	3	35
7	4	35
7	5	21
7	6	7
6	2	15
6	3	20
6	4	15
6	5	6
5	2	10
5	3	10
5	4	5
4	2	6
4	3	4
3	2	3