Build a parlay
Combine several Windows into a single all-or-nothing ticket.
A parlay combines two or more calls into one ticket. Every leg must win for the ticket to pay. One losing leg loses the whole stake. The reserve sets aside the full possible winning payout before accepting the ticket.
This signed-out page asks you to connect before the leg builder opens. Your tickets below is where accepted parlays and their claims appear.
- 1Connect to reveal the leg builder and quote.
- 2Your accepted parlays and their claim controls appear under Your tickets.
Build the ticket
- Open Parlay and connect a funded wallet.
- Choose Add your first leg.
- In that leg, Pick a Window and choose Up or Down. Its line is the Window's opening print; you cannot type a different strike here.
- Choose Add another market and repeat. The current reserve's limit controls how many legs you can add.
- Use Remove leg to remove an unwanted choice. Alternatively, BTC close streak fills a preset when at least two suitable live BTC Windows exist; review every selected Window before continuing.
- Choose Set stake or Set payout and enter the amount.
- Review You pay, You win, Pays and the combined condition, then choose Place · ….
- Confirm any approval and the order. Wait for Parlay placed! and its transaction link.
While building, an expired draft leg can advance to another live Window in the same lane. Always reread the selected Windows immediately before placing. Accepted legs cannot be edited.
Read the quote
Combining outcomes reduces the chance of the whole ticket winning. The displayed quote can account for legs that share a closing print; it is not always a simple multiplication of independent advertised odds.
A thin-book message identifies the affected leg. Wait for more depth or choose another Window. A paused reserve stops new tickets, while settlement and claims can continue. A requote means the ticket now has a different price and needs a new confirmation.
Follow Your tickets
- In play shows how many legs have landed so far.
- Dead means one leg settled against the ticket and its stake is lost.
- Won means every required leg landed and the ticket can be claimed.
- Voided means the venue void rule applied; the interface reports the stake refund.
- Paid records the completed payout to your wallet.
Use Settle when a leg is ready, then Claim … when the winning ticket is payable. These controls live under Parlay → Your tickets, separately from ordinary Portfolio claims.
Source notes
This guide follows the application code reviewed on 2026-09-07. Links point to that reviewed commit and require repository access. GitHub may show 404 if you are signed out or do not have access.