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College Football Parlay Odds

August 26, 2008 in NCAA College Football Betting
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The college football parlay card. It’s pure fun. Each week of the college football season, I make at least one football parlay bet.
The payouts for parlay cards are about the same across the board. Usually, you’ll find a couple different types of cards: ties win, 1/2 point and teaser.
Below, you’ll find the typical pay for [...]

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