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Any market on the exchange can be a parlay leg. That covers main lines, player props, and futures, in every league, before the game or live. There’s no list of allowed leagues or market types. A parlay gets an RFQ unless it breaks one of the rules below. We refuse a parlay that breaks a rule, and no RFQ goes out.

Rules for every parlay

  • A parlay has 2 to 20 legs. Trade a single leg on the order book.
  • Every leg’s event is open, either before the game or in play.
  • No leg is a special or promo market.
  • No leg takes the NO side of a yes-or-no market like a future, a first scorer, a draw, or a three-way moneyline.

Legs from the same game

Legs from the same game combine, except these pairs:
  • Two legs on the same kind of line, like spread and moneyline, two spreads, or two totals.
  • The same pairs on first-half lines.
  • Two first-scorer legs of the same type, like two first touchdown scorers.
  • Power play points with points, assists, goals, or shots on goal, even on different players.

Legs on the same player

Two legs on the same player are blocked in these cases:
  • Both legs use the same market type.
  • One stat contains the other, like points + rebounds + assists and points.

Legs from different games

  • Two legs from different games can’t share a team.
  • A future combines only with legs from other leagues.
The blocked pairs change over time, so treat these as examples. Your pricer sees every leg in the RFQ and can decline any RFQ.