I want to talk a little strategy here as we're getting into 102, all right, we've got all the

prepositions out of the way. Let's talk about what happens if somebody drop this off in the middle

of bed city. All right, you can be able to get your way around or you can be able to use strategy

to win money. What I like to do with parlays, and you guys like to mix parlays more than me,

especially Blaine. He's had a lot of success mixing NBA bets with NHL bets. A parlay is when you

take more than one bet and put it together, typically it increases your odds. When you do this,

it's a way to win more money while spending less money. Although a $10 parlay out there,

$6, $18 parlay out there from anywhere from the $300 range to the $1,200 range have been

fortunate enough to hit a couple of those as we've gone on. It's really a way to bank some money.

But when I look at parlays, I like to mix money line bets with spreads. I don't like to typically go

all money line because you don't get a lot of bang for your buck when you're taking teams on

the money line, which we all know. Money line means that team just has to win. It can be by one point,

it can be by 100 points as long as they win. You win that bet. I like to mix a couple of closer

games. When I look at the closer games, I tend to take those more money line because you aren't

getting terrible odds. Like I said, like minus 50 or minus 1200. And then the bigger spreads,

those are the ones I like to look at. And when you mix those, typically that's my bag,

that's my area where I work with. I try and go even, but I don't sit here and set a number for

myself. And what do I mean by that? I don't say I'm going to take eight bets total. I'm going to take

four on the money line and four on the spread. I don't. I look at the eight and I take the best

eight bets for the eight games that I like the most. That's just my way. Once you develop your own

strategy and you find what works and you find what doesn't, just like anything in life,

forming a routine is important. Now, if you don't have the money to spend, don't go out there

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