A lotto-ticket parlay is a long-shot parlay: several legs stacked into one ticket so the price climbs into the thousands or hundreds of thousands. Every leg has to win for the ticket to cash, which is why the payout is large and the hit chance is small.
Parlay Lotto Picks builds these tickets from real sportsbook lines. Each ticket is priced at one book, shows an estimated hit chance such as 1 in 66,091, and lists the fair price from market consensus so you can see what the long shot is actually worth. You can spin your own on the builder at / or start with the ten house picks at /picks.
Tickets are sorted by price into tiers, so you know what kind of long shot you are holding before you read a single leg.
Quick Pick: one or two legs. The shortest prices on the site, some near even money.
Scratch-Off: three to five legs, priced from +2,500 to +50,000.
Pick Six: always exactly six legs, wherever the price lands.
Power Parlay: +50,000 to +500,000.
Mega Parlay: +500,000 and up. These are the moonshots.
The tier tells you the size of the swing. A Scratch-Off is a long shot. A Mega Parlay is a very long shot, and it is priced that way.
Lyddy, Wilder, Merriweather, Murrell, McCoy, Brown, Kromah, Under 44.5
Flournoy, Williams, Thomas, Watson, Allen, Horton, Henry, Allen
Devils -1.5, Islanders ML, Kraken ML, Kraken +1.5, Panthers -1.5, Jets ML, Penguins ML
Williams, Fannin, Sadiq, Brown, Waddle, Barner, Williams
White, Wilder, Merriweather, Wisner, Kromah, Daniels
Padres -1.5, Over 7.5, Guardians -1.5, Under 7.5, Rays ML, Rays +1.5
A parlay multiplies the payout of each leg. Convert each American price to decimal odds, multiply them together, and the product is the ticket's payout per dollar.
Take two legs at +175 and +360. In decimal that is 2.75 and 4.60. Multiplied, you get 12.65, a parlay price of roughly +1,165. Add a third leg at +150 and the ticket passes +3,000, already in Scratch-Off range.
The same math works against you. Each leg's chance of winning is multiplied too, so a ticket made of individually likely legs can still be unlikely as a whole. That is the trade a lotto ticket makes: a big number in exchange for long odds.
The same pick on several open tickets. Tail or fade the pick itself on Discover.
Sportsbooks build a margin into every price, so the odds on a ticket are not a clean read on how often it should cash. That is why every ticket here shows two extra numbers.
The estimated hit chance, written as 1 in some number, is what market consensus says about all the legs winning together. The fair price is the payout that chance would justify without the book's margin. When the book's price sits close to the fair price, you are getting close to what the long shot is worth. When it sits well below, the book is keeping more.
Hover any leg's odds to compare every book on the board. The same leg can be priced differently from one book to the next, and on a six- or eight-leg ticket those gaps add up.
Every ticket on /discover can be tailed or faded, and so can each single pick inside it. A tail says you like it. A fade says you think it misses. Picks that show up on several open tickets surface as Hot legs, a quick read on what the crowd is leaning on.
Each ticket has its own live chat room with reactions, so the sweat happens in one place. When a ticket cashes, it moves to the Winners section at /discover?status=won. When one of yours misses, it can land on your public trophy wall as a bad beat.
For a guided start, open /picks. Ten house tickets go up every morning on a risk ladder, from a two-leg Quick Pick near +100 at rung 1 to a Mega Parlay moonshot at rung 10, and each is graded automatically from ESPN box scores.
To build your own, go to / and spin tickets in the tier you want, then compare the hit chance and fair price across a few spins. Free accounts track your tails and fades, earn badges and weekly awards, and put you on /leaderboards.
Treat every ticket as what it is: entertainment priced as a long shot.
For entertainment only. Long parlays almost never hit; the hit chance on every ticket is an estimate from market prices. You must be 21+ and in a state where sports betting is legal. If gambling stops being fun, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.