Depending on how early you’re looking to place a wager, you might have better options for teasing a line. If you’re interested in placing one of these wagers, the best approaches are to check the parlay card and ask the ticket writer what teasers are available. Of course, available teasers (and related payouts) vary. According to Justin, who spent time working in Las Vegas before coming to Upstate New York, the more you tease down a line, the slimmer the payout. There is, of course, a catch with teasers, as the payout is reduced from the return paid on standard parlays. “It’s a bet a lot of players love to make.” “Teasers are a great way to cover lots of action,” says Justin Arnett, director of sports book operations for Oneida Nation Enterprises. In a teaser with three 7-point favorites, the favorites could be teased down to 1-point favorites (which would be easier for the teams to cover). In our sports book, players can choose to move the favorite line lower or push the underdog odds higher, but they must buy in to do so across the entire parlay card. Depending on the weekend and the slate of games, bookmakers offer daily teaser cards that allow bettors to place a parlay bet with as many as 15 different selections. Teaser bets allow players to adjust lines on point spreads and game totals to receive better odds. Justin Arnett, Director of Sports Book Operations It’s a bet a lot of players love to make.' 'Teasers are a great way to cover lots of action. We’re talking about teasers-a popular type of parlay bet that Turning Stone Resort Casino, YBR Casino & Sports Book, and Point Place Casino are offering through our partnership with Caesars Entertainment. No, we’re not talking about ticket writers who stand behind the betting terminal and make fun of you for the wagers you’re making (though that would be funny). The return of professional and college football means one thing in the sports book: It’s time for teasers.

Teaser parlay card payouts