Same game multi

NFL same game multis and same game parlays, built leg by leg

A same game multi, also called a same game parlay or SGP, puts several picks from one NFL game into a single slip. Touchdown builds one for every game on the slate, with each leg priced and tied to the player projection behind it.

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What a same game multi is

Every leg comes from the same game: a quarterback's passing yards, his top receiver's receptions, a running back to score. Because the legs share a game, they move together. A shootout lifts both passing and receiving numbers at once.

That link is what makes a good same game multi more than a list of picks. The legs should tell one story about how the game is going to go.

How Touchdown builds each same game multi

For every game in the week, Touchdown starts from its player projections and the expected game script, then picks the legs that fit that script. Each leg shows its price and the numbers behind it, so the whole slip reads as one argument you can check.

Frequently asked questions

What is a same game multi?

A same game multi is a single slip made of several picks from one game. In the US it is usually called a same game parlay, or SGP.

Is a same game parlay the same as a same game multi?

Yes. Same game multi is the common name in Australia and the UK. Same game parlay is the common name in the US. They describe the same thing.

Why do same game parlay legs affect each other?

Because they come from one game. If a quarterback throws for a lot of yards, his receivers usually catch for a lot of yards too, so the legs are correlated.

Does Touchdown take bets?

No. Touchdown is an information and analytics app. It publishes same game multis and the projections behind them. It does not take bets or handle money.

Get every pick with the numbers behind it

Touchdown is free to download on iPhone.

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