Can one bet slip cover more than one game?

Step by step

1. Run /bet board and press Bet on your first game.
2. Pick your lines from the dropdowns as normal.
3. Press Add Game. The board comes back with a note that your slip is saved — it is, every pick is still there.
4. Press Bet on the next game you want. The slip returns with your first game's picks untouched, and the dropdowns now showing the new game.
5. Repeat for as many games as you want, up to your league's leg cap.
6. Press Change stake to set the amount, then Place Bet.

How to read a slip that covers two games

Once a slip crosses games, it changes shape so you can actually read it:

• The top says 2 games on this slip, and underneath, which game you are currently picking from.
• Every pick gets tagged with its own game, so Chiefs ML and Eagles ML can never be confused for each other.
• The receipt adds a Games count, and the public slip in your bets channel says "placed a 4-leg parlay across 2 games".

Going back to a game already on the slip

Press Add Game and choose a game that is already on there. Nothing is added twice — the slip says "Back on ..." and the dropdowns return to that game so you can change your mind about it.

Each game locks on its own clock

A game that has kicked off cannot be added. The slip stays on screen with the reason, and your other picks are untouched.

When you press Place Bet, every game on the slip is re-checked. If any one of them has kicked off in the meantime, the whole bet is refused and named — nothing is charged.

How it settles

Each game grades its own picks when that game goes final. The ticket stays open, and unpaid, until the last game lands.

So a two-game ticket sitting open all week is normal, not broken — one of its games has not been played yet. A losing pick in the first game still waits for the second before the ticket closes.

What it pays

Parlays pay their true multiplied odds up to 25x the stake. That ceiling used to be 10x, which was quietly shaving ordinary tickets — four normal picks are worth about 13x on their own. They now pay what they are actually worth.

Freak combinations still stop at 25x, so one lucky slip cannot mint a league's whole XP economy in an afternoon.

Rules that still apply

• Every pick must win. One loser loses the ticket, whichever game it was in.
• You cannot bet on your own matchup, in any game on the slip.
• The leg cap is your league's. Your commissioner sets Games In One Parlay under Bet Sizes on the XP Hub's Betting tab. The slip shows where you are — Legs 3/5.
• Winner and spread on the same game cannot both go on a slip; they are one outcome. On two different games they are fine — those are two outcomes.
• One prop per player, and the same pick cannot go on twice.

Common problems

• "Add Game did nothing." It takes you back to the board. Press Bet on the next game from there — that is the step that adds it.
• "My picks vanished." They do not. Changing a dropdown only clears that game's picks, and the ✕ only removes the one pick it sits next to. Clear All is the one button that empties the slip.
• "It says a game already kicked off." That game is out, but your slip is kept — remove it or pick a different game.
• "It won't settle." It is waiting on the last game. See How do parlays work?.

Related

• How do I place a bet, and how do I change the amount?
• How do parlays work?