Betting on both teams (also called arbitrage betting or middling) can result in the bettor making a profit  regardless of the outcome  by placing one bet per each outcome (and with different betting companies). Again, the conditions must allow it.

Bettors are far less likely to win parlay bets than individual bets, and sportsbooks make more money from parlay bets than individual bets. The odds on individual bets are calculated even to generate a small profit for the sportsbook. That gives gamblers a 50% chance of making a profit with standard bets.

Bonus Bets are bets that do not use the bettors actual money and instead are free bets that the Sportsbook has given the bettor.

The Bonus Bet must be used in full. How are Bonus Bets paid out? When you place a bet using a Bonus Bet the winnings are calculated differently to a cash bet. A bet placed with a Bonus Bet will pay out the winnings minus the Bonus Bet stake.