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Lines · 2026 · Week 10

What one bet on several results costs

This page prices one bet on several results at once, which pays only if every one of them happens (parlay). Build a slip from this week's posted lines and it shows what a book pays for it, what the same slip is worth with the book's cut removed, and the gap between the two in dollars. It chooses no side and forecasts nothing: every figure is arithmetic on prices the books posted.

The book takes its cut on every result you add, and on one ticket those cuts multiply: four results means four cuts, each taken out of what the last one left. The slip below works out what that comes to at this week's prices. If you build a slip here and decide not to place it, the page has done its job.

Prices as the books stood at Fri, Nov 13, 7:24 PM ET

The words this page uses

leg
one of the results a combined bet needs.
vig
the bookmaker's cut, built into the price of both sides.
de-vig
with the bookmaker's cut taken out of the price.
hold
the share of the money staked that the bookmaker keeps on average.
break-even
the share of calls that must clear just to not lose money at the price paid.
correlation
how much two results tend to happen together.
interval
the range the true figure plausibly sits in, given how much luck could move it.
bootstrap
redrawing the sample many times to see how far a figure moves by luck.
settled
graded once the result was official.
push
a final margin exactly on the line, so the bet is neither won nor lost.
void
cancelled with the stake returned, usually because the player did not take part.

Your slip

  1. Mason Taylor under 15.5 receiving yardsBUF @ NYJ · Sun, Nov 15, 1:00 PM ETRemove
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Showing 40 of 257 lines that match, in kickoff order. Narrow by game or name to see the rest. 257 can be taken this week.

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What the book keeps

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The same legs as separate bets

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This slip at every stored read

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One leg is a single bet. Add a second and this follows the slip through every stored read of week 10: 85 reads are stored.

Every settled slip the stored reads can form

Drawn from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of 2026, the stored reads this page could load. No board is stored for weeks 1 and 2.

  • Week 3: 23 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Sun, Sep 27, 2:02 AM ET (380 lines in 15 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Sep 29, 9:09 AM ET.
  • Week 4: 198 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Oct 1, 8:04 PM ET (335 lines in 14 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Oct 6, 9:14 AM ET.
  • Week 5: 196 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Oct 8, 7:59 PM ET (255 lines in 14 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Oct 13, 9:19 AM ET.
  • Week 6: 196 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Oct 15, 8:04 PM ET (232 lines in 13 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Oct 20, 8:09 AM ET.
  • Week 7: 197 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Oct 22, 8:14 PM ET (255 lines in 12 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Oct 27, 9:24 AM ET.
  • Week 8: 194 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Oct 29, 8:09 PM ET (258 lines in 12 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Nov 3, 9:19 AM ET.
  • Week 9: 198 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Nov 5, 8:04 PM ET (277 lines in 13 games) and graded from the read of Tue, Nov 10, 8:19 AM ET.
  • Week 10: 85 reads stored. Slips are formed at the read of Thu, Nov 12, 8:09 PM ET (263 lines in 12 games) and graded from the read of Fri, Nov 13, 7:24 PM ET.
  • BetMGM, every leg an over45,545 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 78 games.The prices gave these slips a 24.4% chance on average. 10,288 of 45,545 came in, which is 22.6%. The gap is −1.8 points, with an interval from −5.4 to +2.5 from redrawing whole games. That interval includes zero: these slips came in no more and no less often than the prices said, as far as this sample can tell.Left out of 57,608 formed: 2,699 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 9,364 with a leg not graded at the latest read.
  • BetMGM, every leg an under45,545 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 78 games.The prices gave these slips a 25.6% chance on average. 12,429 of 45,545 came in, which is 27.3%. The gap is +1.7 points, with an interval from −2.3 to +6.9 from redrawing whole games. That interval includes zero: these slips came in no more and no less often than the prices said, as far as this sample can tell.Left out of 57,608 formed: 2,699 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 9,364 with a leg not graded at the latest read.
  • DraftKings, every leg an over120,358 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 91 games.The prices gave these slips a 24.4% chance on average. 26,007 of 120,358 came in, which is 21.6%. The gap is −2.8 points, with an interval from −5.0 to −0.1 from redrawing whole games. That interval sits wholly under zero: these slips came in less often than the prices said.Left out of 143,402 formed: 6,955 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 16,089 with a leg not graded at the latest read.
  • DraftKings, every leg an under120,358 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 91 games.The prices gave these slips a 25.6% chance on average. 34,266 of 120,358 came in, which is 28.5%. The gap is +2.8 points, with an interval from +0.1 to +6.0 from redrawing whole games. That interval sits wholly over zero: these slips came in more often than the prices said.Left out of 143,402 formed: 6,955 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 16,089 with a leg not graded at the latest read.
  • FanDuel, every leg an over136,307 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 93 games.The prices gave these slips a 24.3% chance on average. 31,017 of 136,307 came in, which is 22.8%. The gap is −1.6 points, with an interval from −4.2 to +1.4 from redrawing whole games. That interval includes zero: these slips came in no more and no less often than the prices said, as far as this sample can tell.Left out of 162,243 formed: 10,462 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 15,474 with a leg not graded at the latest read.
  • FanDuel, every leg an under136,307 settled slips, from weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, across 93 games.The prices gave these slips a 25.7% chance on average. 36,871 of 136,307 came in, which is 27.0%. The gap is +1.4 points, with an interval from −1.3 to +4.7 from redrawing whole games. That interval includes zero: these slips came in no more and no less often than the prices said, as far as this sample can tell.Left out of 162,243 formed: 10,462 set aside because a leg pushed or was voided, 15,474 with a leg not graded at the latest read.

The same games stand under every row, so the rows are not separate findings: the over and the under of one line settle opposite ways, and each book is pricing the same lines.

The slips: 2 legs, each in a different game, every leg an over or every leg an under, formed at the last read stored before the first kickoff of the week and priced at one book. Slips sharing a game are left out, since this page holds no measure of how legs in one game move together. A slip is settled when every leg is graded; one holding a push or a void leg is set aside and counted. An interval is printed only when the settled slips number at least 30, come from at least 2 weeks and rest on at least 20 games. This rule was written down before any rate was computed.

This slip's shape over history

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Where these prices come from, and how each is de-vigged, is on Lines.