What is a Same Game Parlay and how does it work?

The entire Same Game Parlay voids and your stake is returned to your balance. Odds are not recalculated.

Example: You place an SGP with four legs. Every leg wins except the Under 223 total points, which lands on exactly 223 and pushes. Because this is a Same Game Parlay, the entire wager voids — you do not receive a payout on the remaining winning legs with adjusted odds.

The entire Same Game Parlay voids and your stake is returned to your balance.

Example: You include a player prop for TJ McConnell in your SGP, but McConnell does not play in the game. His prop leg voids, which causes the entire SGP to void.

Because all legs in a Same Game Parlay are from the same game, one leg voiding may affect the outcome of the other legs. For this reason, the entire SGP voids rather than recalculating the odds with the remaining legs.

This is different from a normal parlay. In a standard parlay across different games, if one leg voids, the parlay stays open and the odds are adjusted to reflect the remaining legs. In a Same Game Parlay, the entire wager voids.

A Same Game Parlay can count as one leg inside a larger parlay. For example:

• You build a 2-leg SGP from an NBA game (this counts as 1 leg).
• You add a separate moneyline pick from an NFL game.
• Together, these form a 2-leg parlay.

If the SGP portion voids, it follows normal parlay void rules — the remaining non-SGP legs stay open with adjusted odds. If a non-SGP leg voids, the parlay also stays open with adjusted odds.

A regular parlay combines picks from different games. A Same Game Parlay combines multiple picks from the same game. The key settlement difference: if a leg voids in a regular parlay, the odds are recalculated and the bet stays open. If a leg voids in an SGP, the entire SGP voids.

Yes, provided the SGP meets the bonus bet's promotional requirements (e.g., minimum odds of -200 or longer). Check the specific promotion's terms for any restrictions.

Cash Out availability depends on the event and is not guaranteed. If available, the Cash Out button will appear on your betslip. The cash-out feature is a courtesy and there is no guarantee or liability for its availability.

The SGP portion is treated as one voided leg. The remaining legs of the larger parlay stay open, and the odds are adjusted to reflect the remaining legs.

Yes. Each SGP counts as one leg, and you can combine them into a multi-leg parlay.

You can include 2 to 12 legs in a Same Game Parlay.

Not all markets within a game are available for Same Game Parlays. If a selection is not compatible, it will not appear in the SGP section. This is determined by the sportsbook's available combinations for that event.