“Everybody wants to bet a toothpick to win a lumberyard,” longtime Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro once said. Parlays, in which gamblers combine multiple bets into one wager for a bigger payout but must hit every leg to win, have long been popular with gamblers. “This allows the customer to put those two together, and they can tack on the Chiefs to win, which many people did for the Super Bowl.”

But thinking forward to football, typically in the past you were never able to bet on Travis Kelce to score the first touchdown and Patrick Mahomes to throw for 200 yards,” Fulmer said. That will open up a SGP menu where bettors can combine the money line, run line and/or total on the game with player props to hit a home run, total hits, bases, pitching strikeouts, singles, doubles, RBIs, runs scored, hits allowed, outs recorded, pitcher to be credited with a win and more. After clicking on the game, bettors are taken to another page where they can click on “Same Game Parlay” at the top. While other local books such as Station Casinos and Boyd Gaming also offer prebuilt SGPs, the real fun for bettors on the Caesars app is creating their own SGPs from innumerable options.Įach game that is available for a SGP will have a small “SGP” denotation next to it on the app. “These same-game parlays are exciting because the customer has the ability to create his or her own and bet a little to win a lot on their favorite players and team in the same bet.” We’re excited to bring this to Nevada,” Fulmer said. since they were introduced a few years ago, became available in Nevada in June with the launch of the new Caesars Nevada Sportsbook app. Same-game parlays, or SGPs, which have become wildly popular in the U.S. “That game was magical if you’re an Angels fan - and a bettor if you bet on Ohtani,” said Kevin Fulmer, Caesars Entertainment vice president of digital sports. Vasquez)īefore Shohei Ohtani’s start against the White Sox on Tuesday, Caesars Sportsbook offered a same-game parlay on its mobile app on the Angels to win and their two-way star to hit a home run and surpass 7½ strikeouts.Ĭountless bettors cashed in at +850 odds on the same-game parlay - which until recently hadn’t been offered in Nevada by Caesars - when Ohtani homered twice and had 10 strikeouts in Los Angeles’ 4-2 win over Chicago. Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) catches a pass for a touchdown in front of Philadelphia Eagles safety Marcus Epps (22) during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 57 football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Feb.

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