Parlay betting sites
Nearly every book takes parlays. They are the bet books like best, which tells you most of what you need to know. The useful differences are in the house rules: how much a parlay can win, and what happens when a leg pushes.
What to check first
Every book on the list below takes parlays, so the question is never whether. It's on what terms, and the terms are in the house rules, not on the betting screen.
The cap. Most books limit what any parlay can win, and a long ticket can hit it. MyBookie's rules put the maximum payout on any parlay at $100,000, BetPOP's at $150,000 and BookMaker's at $250,000. A ten-leg ticket at plus money gets there faster than people think, and the book pays the cap, not the ticket.
The leg limit. Bovada, for one, takes 2 to 16 selections in a parlay. Other books set their own number.
Pushes and cancelled games. When a leg ties or a game is called off, most books drop that leg and pay the parlay as one leg shorter, at the lower price. BetPOP's rules say exactly that. Check yours, because a few treat it differently.
Connected legs. Many books refuse a parlay whose legs depend on each other, such as a favorite to cover and the game to go over when the spread is large against the total. That isn't a same-game parlay ban everywhere, and the same-game parlay list shows where those are offered.
Is the price fair
A parlay should pay the legs' prices multiplied together. Three legs at -110 multiply to about 6 to 1, so $100 should win about $596, and the parlay calculator does the sum for any prices. If a book pays less than that, it's paying from a table, and the parlay cards page shows what that costs you. I'd check one ticket at any book before I made parlays a habit there.
Reading the list
The list shows the books we've reviewed whose own rules or pages say they take parlays, A to Z. A book whose rules we couldn't read is left out, which says nothing about whether it takes them.
Your side of it
The book's cut is paid once per leg, so every leg you add makes the bet worse for you on average, however good the payout looks. I'd keep parlays short and small, two or three legs I like on their own, and leave the long tickets to the people who like the sweat more than the money. The parlays guide explains why the book is so happy to take them.
17 reviewed
Listed A to Z until our ratings are published.
betDSI.com
Maximum bet up to $20,000 online or by phone, with higher limits on request, says the FAQ. Live betting across the major sports, a long props list and phone wagering
50% sports bonus up to $500Read the review
BetMania
Crypto payouts with no fee, says the cashier page. Deposits by Cash App, crypto, money transfer or card, from $50 on most methods
125% free play up to $1,500Read the review
BetNow
Bet limits published by sport and day, up to $10,000 on an NFL side on game day, says the site. Deposits from $20, with no fee on crypto deposits
100% cash bonus up to $2,000Read the review
BetPhoenix
Toll-free lines in English, Vietnamese and Chinese, plus a wagering line, with online wagering 24/7, says the site. Live betting with games streamed on the site, as stated
175% free play up to $1,750Read the review
BetPOP
Crypto payouts from $50 to $10,000, twice a week, free, processed the same afternoon if requested before noon Eastern, says the cashier page. NFL sides up to $10,000 on same-day lines, with higher limits on request
50% free play up to $250Read the review
BetUS
Live betting, a props builder, same-game parlays and live streaming listed on the home page. Support 24/7 by phone, 1 (888) 512-3887, and email, says the site
225% sports welcome bonus (terms not read)Read the review
Bookie.ag
The bonus rules are written out, including what free play can and can't be used on. Support by live chat, phone and email in English and Spanish, around the clock, according to the site
100% free play up to $5,000, 18x rolloverRead the review
BookMaker Sportsbook
Crypto withdrawals from $50 up to $25,000 on weekdays, seven a week, with no BookMaker fee, according to its help centre. Live betting on all major North American sports, with props on NFL prime-time games, says the site
Bovada
Published withdrawal limits by method, up to $9,500 a Bitcoin request and $90,000 a week. No fee on crypto withdrawals, says the help center
50% sports welcome bonus up to $250Read the reviewBUSR
265+ thoroughbred and harness tracks with a daily horse rebate, says the site. Crypto deposits with no fees, and free Bitcoin payouts, as stated
100% Free Play match up to $1,000 on each of the first three depositsRead the review
EveryGame
One account covers the sportsbook, two casinos and poker, says the site. Crypto deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin, according to its About page
$1,500 welcome package: 100% up to $500, plus 10 x 50% crypto bonuses up to $100Read the review
JustBet
Maximum bet stated as $20,000 online and by phone, with higher limits on request. Crypto payouts with no fee from the book, according to its Bitcoin page
MyBookie
A 100% crypto first deposit bonus up to $1,000, with the rollover worked out on the bonus page. KYC-verified payouts processed within 48 hours, says the banking page
100% crypto first deposit bonus up to $1,000Read the review
Skybook
The terms name an owner and a license number, which many offshore books don't. Crypto payouts carry no fee, says the banking page
125% free play up to $1,500Read the review
WagerWeb
Bitcoin depositors can request payouts seven days a week, says the promotions page. Volume for rollover is the lower of risk and win, written out with examples
Progressive free play bonus, 10% rising to 50%, up to $500Read the reviewXbet
Bitcoin payouts typically sent within 12 to 24 hours, with a $25 minimum, says the help centre. Deposits by Visa, Mastercard, person-to-person and a dozen coins
100% crypto welcome bonus up to $200 in bonus betsRead the review
YouWager
A published limits table, from $10,000 on an NFL spread down to $300 in-game. MLB on a 10-cent line from -100 to -190
50% free play up to $250 on a first depositRead the review