Same-game parlay (SGP)
Industry and product terms
Definition
A parlay whose legs all come from one game — the quarterback's yards, the final score, a particular player scoring. The legs are correlated, the pricing is opaque, and the house margin is typically the highest of any mainstream sports product.
Source
Additional citation research
The original definition and sourcing warnings are retained. These sources support only the claims identified below, not necessarily the full entry.
Remaining evidence gap: The available California opinion describes parlays generally but does not define a same-game parlay. No authoritative citation here supports the one-game mechanic; correlation, opaque pricing, and highest-mainstream-margin claims also remain unsupported, and not every set of same-game legs is materially correlated.
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Betttr. "Same-game parlay (SGP)." The Gambling Recovery Glossary. https://betttr.net/glossary/same-game-parlay/ (accessed 2026-09-20).
Last updated: 2026-09-20.
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