Bet with Friends: one parlay, a pick each
Start a slip, send the link to the group chat, and everyone taps one pick. The slip adds itself up as picks come in and shows which sportsbook pays most for the whole parlay and what each of you gets back.
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Start a slip
- One link, no accounts
- Starting a slip gives you a private link. Anyone with the link can add a pick under a nickname. Nobody signs up, and the slip is not listed anywhere.
- A pick each
- Each friend picks the winner of one upcoming match, and each match can be picked once, so the slip is always a valid parlay. Up to 12 picks.
- Priced as one bet
- The slip is priced at every sportsbook that offers all its legs by multiplying their prices. Enter what each of you puts in to see the pot, the return and each share.
- After the matches
- Open the same link after the weekend to see which picks won and whose pick let the group down. Slips are deleted after 30 days.
Bet with Friends questions
Does Bet with Friends place the bet for us?
No. We are a comparison site and do not take bets. The slip shows which sportsbook pays most for the whole parlay; one of you places it in their own account and you settle up between yourselves.
Can a sportsbook split the stake between us?
No. Sportsbooks take a bet from one account holder. The stake-per-person box only works out the pot and each person's share of the return.
How likely is a parlay to win?
Less likely with every leg. Five picks at a 50% chance each come in about once in 32 tries. Treat a group parlay as a bit of fun with money you can afford to lose.
Who can see our slip?
Only people who have the link. Slips are not listed on the site or in search engines, they show nicknames only, and they are deleted after 30 days.
