Eighteen legs is not a typo. @nickcracks took a full Saturday of college football, added two European soccer matches, and turned a $2 entry into $750, a 375x return, without missing once.

Meet the Player

@nickcracks, repping Florida, who didn’t build a card around one game or one conference on November 7th, they built one around the entire slate.

The Card: Eighteen Legs, One Saturday Across Two Continents

The Marquee Window

Notre Dame Moneyline: Notre Dame hosted a Miami team that came in undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the country, with Notre Dame sitting at No. 4. Notre Dame won outright.

Jordan Faison Over 69.5 (Receiving Yards): In that same Notre Dame-Miami game, Faison cleared his receiving-yards number.

Alabama Moneyline: Alabama won on the road at LSU, with quarterback Keelon Russell playing through an injury to throw three touchdown passes.

Georgia Moneyline: Georgia won on the road at Ole Miss, with Gunner Stockton’s performance snapping Ole Miss’s 16-game home winning streak.

Utah Moneyline: Utah beat BYU at home to improve to 9-0, intercepting BYU’s quarterback four times.

Tennessee Moneyline: Tennessee beat Kentucky at home, ending Kentucky’s six-game winning streak.

Texas Moneyline: Texas won on the road at Missouri behind a 297-yard, three-touchdown game from Arch Manning.

Two Legs From Europe

Bayern Munich Moneyline: Bayern won on the road against Mainz, despite a Manuel Neuer injury scare.

Over 2.5, Nottingham Forest vs. Manchester City: Forest ended Manchester City’s three-game skid behind a Liam Delap brace, and the total cleared.

The Rest of the Saturday Slate

Auburn Moneyline: Auburn won at home over Arkansas.

South Carolina Moneyline: South Carolina won at home over Texas A&M.

Clemson Moneyline: Clemson won on the road at Syracuse.

North Carolina Moneyline: North Carolina, at 4-8 on the season, won on the road against a UConn team that came in 9-4.

Duke Moneyline: Duke, fresh off NC State firing head coach Dave Doeren weeks earlier, won on the road at NC State.

Wisconsin Moneyline: Wisconsin handled Rutgers at home, the lone true favorite on the card.

Texas Tech Moneyline: Texas Tech won at home over West Virginia.

Lehigh Moneyline: Lehigh won at home over Colgate.

Villanova Moneyline: Villanova beat Richmond, 35-28.

Eighteen legs. Eighteen wins.

$2 In. $750 Out. A Full Saturday, Not Just a Game.

This is what Wanna Parlay’s format allows when someone wants to build around an entire day of sports instead of a single marquee matchup. @nickcracks touched ranked-matchup college football, a receiving-yards prop, Group of Five and FCS results, and two European soccer legs, all on the same $2 entry, and needed every single one to land.

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