As noted in the title, a special Thread for sole purpose of posting 2TeamParlays, using any combination of sports.
Inspired by SoonerDawg and my own interest in the Power of the 2TeamParlay.
For record keeping in this here thread, I suggest the following three steps based on my own experience with my on and off again "2Teamer o' the Day" threads over this past year
a) overall w/l record for selections....Thus for each 2TP you'll be either 2-0, 1-1 or 0-2
b) overall w/l record for the parlays themselves
c) Avg price risked per selection
The last one is important because it helps better measure the "value" of your overall selections.
If you're "55%" on Selections at -110, for example - you're going to likely be ahead after enough plays
However, if you're avg price risked is more like +110, you can actually pick a bit under 50% and still come out ahead.
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Here's the link to a Parlay Calculator if you'd like to more easily translate your personal wagers to a 1.0 core unit size
http://www.donbest.com/EN/main/Calculator/parlay_calc.html
Inspired by SoonerDawg and my own interest in the Power of the 2TeamParlay.
For record keeping in this here thread, I suggest the following three steps based on my own experience with my on and off again "2Teamer o' the Day" threads over this past year
a) overall w/l record for selections....Thus for each 2TP you'll be either 2-0, 1-1 or 0-2
b) overall w/l record for the parlays themselves
c) Avg price risked per selection
The last one is important because it helps better measure the "value" of your overall selections.
If you're "55%" on Selections at -110, for example - you're going to likely be ahead after enough plays
However, if you're avg price risked is more like +110, you can actually pick a bit under 50% and still come out ahead.
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Here's the link to a Parlay Calculator if you'd like to more easily translate your personal wagers to a 1.0 core unit size
http://www.donbest.com/EN/main/Calculator/parlay_calc.html
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