Sure, you’re getting a big break with the points, but a lot of times when you’re wrong-you’re wrong by a lot. Two-team teasers are one thing, but beyond that it’s not easy to be within 6 points of the point-spread when having to be right a handful of times in a row without fail. In addition to bad value, you are also asking a lot when playing teasers. The sometimes-handsome payout possibilities can blind us from what is essentially very poor value. Once you go off the grid, however, and start delving into these different kinds of bets, the house advantage becomes steeper. It’s a a -110 proposition, or even less, on what amounts to a heads-or-tails wager. First off, the best value you’re going to find is betting straight single games against the spread. There is a lot to be said for and against teasers. It’s important to know, with teasing two favorites being the strongest of all teaser plays. If that will be a play you plan on making, do some research to makes sure the book you choose offers that bet. A two-team teaser is not available at all books. There are also 10 and 20-point teasers ( 5Dimes Sportsbook), which you should avoid. You can also tease totals, which follows the exact same format as sides. Here are the payouts for 7-point teasers. New England would go from -7 to “pick-’em,” with the Saints going from -5 to +2. Take the same teams and make a 7-point teaser. New England would go from -7 to -.5, while New Orleans would go from -5 to +1.5. Take the same example and let’s do a 6.5-point teaser. Here is a chart of common teaser payouts and odds for a 6-point teaser. If you wanted to make a 6-point teaser, for example, the lines would change from New England -7 to New England -1, while New Orleans would go from -5 to +1. Imagine you wanted to bet a two-team teaser on the Patriots and the Saints. But it allows you to get a big advantage against the spreads. Teasers don’t pay nearly as much as parlays do. You definitely pay for the privilege of tilting points in your favor. The points are then shifted in your favor depending on which teaser you choose. You take 2 or more teams and “tease” them. The most popular teasers are 6, 6.5, and 7-point teasers. But unlike parlays, you are able to move the point-spread in your favor. You put multiple teams on a ticket and are forced with the prospect of having to win all of the games for your bet to be a winner.

5 team 6 point teaser payout