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Like with all top tier sportsbooks, Caesars has decided to offer the ability for players to make Same Game Parlays. They join the likes of:
- Fanduel Same Day Parlay
- DraftKings Same Day Parlay
- BetMGM One Day Parlay
- Pointsbet Same Day Parlay
- Barstool Sportsbook Same Game Parlay
- Parlay Calculator
It is inevitale that all sportsbooks should offer this betting product as it is so poplar with the players, as well as having a great margin for the book.
Today’s Caesars Sportsbook SGP
How to make a same game parlay on Caesars Sportsbook
So, how do you make same game parlay on Caesers Sportsbook? As is the case with the other sportsbooks offer the SGP, you find it in the individual match section. Firstly navigate to the sport you want to place the SGP on. You will see a list of upcoming matches, typically with the odds for moneyline, spread and over/under. You will also see a small symbol/icon with the letters SGP on it. If you see that next to a match it means that you can build a same game parlay for that match. Clicking on the match opens up an individual match-up page and you can see more odds and betting options. At the top you will other options, like player props, odds boosts, specials and then Same Game Parlay. Select that option and then proceed to build your Caesars same game parlay. The betslip will show you the total odds for your SGP.
Caesars Sportsbook Same Game Parlay not working/error
Caesars SGP can stop working for any number of reasons. The most common reason is that they do not offer a SGP on that specific match. Another reason could be that you have made a selection that is not permitted or suspended. The third, and less likely reason, is a technical error.
Caesars Sportsbook Same Game Parlay Rules
If any leg of a Same-Game Parlay bet relates to an existing market on site, rules for that market will apply.
If any leg of the Same-Game Parlay bet is made void or settles as a push, then the whole bet would become a void or a push.
A Same-Game Parlay bet may contain up to 10 legs.
A Same-Game Parlay bet must be placed from a single game.
If part of the bet requested consists of one of two named players to score at any time during a game, bets placed on that market will stand if one or both of those players play any part in that game.