Yes on the same game, but it has to fall within a "range". Generally if you take the side and multiply by 3, then that number should exceed the actual total. If it is less, then correlated. So a -24.5 and o/u of 59.5 is way correlated. Imo, it's mostly for obvious ones like that. I wouldnt correlate a -24.5 & o/u 70.
Yes on the same game, but it has to fall within a "range". Generally if you take the side and multiply by 3, then that number should exceed the actual total. If it is less, then correlated. So a -24.5 and o/u of 59.5 is way correlated. Imo, it's mostly for obvious ones like that. I wouldnt correlate a -24.5 & o/u 70.
Excluding teasers, some books don't allow correlated parlays. Other books allow correlated parlays up to 25-30 percent spread to total. Example : You can make a correlated parlay bet with side 10 and total of 40. They won't allow -15/o40 or but will allow -10/o40.
Most books allow correlated teasers but not all. Not sure what they look for in teasers.
