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NFL Parlay Calculator

Combine NFL spreads, moneylines, and totals. See the payout, combined odds, breakeven win rate, and built-in hedge math.

Build your NFL parlay

Odds format (applies to all legs)
Legs (2)

Up to 15 legs.

Hedge calculator

Bet on the opposite outcome to lock in the same profit either way.

Fill in your parlay above to enable the hedge calculator.

Uses the same format as your parlay above (currently American).

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NFL parlay payout reference (at standard −110 per leg)

For a $10 stake with every leg at standard -110 juice:

  • 2 legs: $36.45 total ($26.45 profit) — combined ~27.4% win probability
  • 3 legs: $69.58 total ($59.58 profit) — ~14.4% win probability
  • 4 legs: $132.83 total ($122.83 profit) — ~7.5% win probability
  • 5 legs: $253.59 total ($243.59 profit) — ~3.9% win probability
  • 6 legs: $484.13 total ($474.13 profit) — ~2.1% win probability

See the full payout reference for more leg counts and odds.

Mixing spreads, moneylines, and totals

Any NFL market can go in a parlay — spreads, moneylines, totals, even player props (subject to sportsbook restrictions). The math is the same regardless: multiply each leg's decimal odds.

One catch: some sportsbooks block correlated legs from the same game (the moneyline AND the spread on the same team, for example, since they're not independent outcomes). Look for "same-game parlay" or "SGP" if you want correlated legs — those use special pricing that accounts for the correlation.

Why parlays favor the house — especially big NFL slates

Each leg already includes the sportsbook's vig (~4.76% per side on −110 lines). When you string legs together, the vig compounds. A 4-leg NFL parlay of standard −110 legs has roughly 25-30% theoretical house edge — far worse than the ~2.4% on a single side.

That's why sportsbooks promote Sunday-slate parlays aggressively, and why sharp bettors mostly avoid them or use them only when each individual leg is already a positive-EV bet they've identified via no-vig modeling or other research.

Hedging an NFL parlay on the late game

If your NFL parlay is alive into Sunday Night Football or Monday Night Football with only the final leg pending, hedging lets you lock in guaranteed profit. The hedge calculator above tells you the exact stake to bet on the opposite outcome to make both scenarios pay the same amount.

See how to hedge a parlay for the decision framework — and when letting it ride beats taking the lock-in.