College Football Parlay Cards

College football. It’s one of the most anticipated sports season among sports bettors. If you are like most sports bettors, the words college football parlay makes you salivate. Step into any sportsbook on Saturday during the college football season and you will see lines of people frantically filling out hopefully soon-to-be winning college football parlay cards.

At many sportsbooks, ties win on their parlay cards. The Internet has really make the things up. Now you can shop around for the best parlay card rates—and you better shop. Many sportsbooks have adopted a standard rate, but there’s usually 1 or 2 that is some different. Of course, the real reason to shop around is the point spread. In college football, it’s possible to save a couple points by shopping around.

Just what are your odds of actually hitting a college football parlay card? As you probably know, your odds grow with the number of teams selected. In my opinion, there is no reason to play a two-team parlay card. You are better betting both games straight up. Therefore, I'm going to start with a three team parlay card and give you the probability of winning.

College Football Parlay Card Probabilities:

3 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 8
4 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 16
5 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 32
6 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 64
7 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 128
8 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 256
9 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 512
10 Team College Football Parlay Card: 1 in 1024

Your best parlay card is the three-team parlay. Most sportsbooks will pay 6-1 for a winner, which is just slightly less than the true odds. The higher you go, the larger the difference between the payout and the true odds. Of sure, you won’t be thinking about true odds when you bag a nice ten-team parlay card.

If you've never played a parlay card, it’s time you begin. Don’t miss out on one of the most exciting thing to do during the college football season. Make it a point to put in at least one parlay card—a three-team parlay card to start.