Every week during the NFL season, our experts will give you their favorite same game parlays from that week’s action.
Same Game Parlays have grown in popularity in recent seasons as recreational gamblers are drawn to parlay bets.
Parlays are especially exciting for casual gamblers looking to win more than double the original bet.
The sportsbook edge or hold on parlays is greater than on single bets because the hold is compounded during each additional bet.
This edge can be reduced by selecting correlated outcomes, as the likelihood of both occurring together may be higher than what the sportsbook’s odds suggest.
By identifying correlated outcomes, there’s a potential to turn a fun and recreational bet into a +EV opportunity.
What is a same game parlay?
A same game parlay is a wager that combines multiple bet outcomes or “legs” from a single game. Combining these bets increases the risk and, therefore, the potential payout if every leg hits.
These wagers are very often correlated, meaning if one of the legs wins, it is more likely the other legs will win as well.
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Same Game Parlay Picks, Predictions & Bets for Week 11
Cowboys vs. Las Vegas Same Game Parlay:
- Cowboys Moneyline
- Cowboys First Half Over 13.5 points
- Ashton Jeanty Over 16.5 Receiving Yards
Dak Prescott is completing 75.1% of his passing and averaging 0.23 EPA per dropback against zone coverage.
The Raiders play zone on 79.2% of plays, the third-highest rate.
The Cowboys offense ranks third in first half points per game.
When Brian Schottenheimer started as the offensive coordinator of the Cowboys in 2023, the offense led the league in first half scoring.
The Cowboys allow 7.6 yards per attempt against running back targets, the fourth-worst in the league, and have allowed 6 explosive passes gaining more than 15 yards to running backs, which is the sixth most.
Ashton Jeanty has been targeted on 18% of his routes this season and has run a route on 69.2% of the Raiders' dropbacks over the past two games, well above his season average.
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