About Best Parlay Today and Our Editorial Team

Best Parlay Today is run by a small editorial team led by Logan Pryce — a former fantasy-sports grinder who made the jump to legal real-money sports betting after PASPA was repealed in 2018. Seven years of placing actual parlays, reading promo fine print, and yes, filling out W-2G forms will teach you things no tweet thread will. That experience is baked into everything on this site.

Our goal is straightforward: publish the sharpest, most honest Best Parlay Today — Fresh Picks Every Morning content on the web. That means curated legs with clear reasoning, not padded ticket lists designed to look impressive. We keep it to two or three legs most days — because the math on longer tickets works against you fast. (We break down exactly why over on our how many legs to put in a parlay guide.)

We cover strategy, promos, and news too. If bet365 drops a new odds boost or BetMGM tweaks its parlay insurance terms, you'll find it in our parlay betting news section before most places get around to it. We've dug into the fine print on offers like the bet365 parlay odds boost and the BetMGM one-game parlay insurance promo so you know what qualifies and what doesn't before you commit a ticket.

A quick note on scope: we only discuss sportsbooks that hold valid state licenses. As of mid-2025, online sports betting is legal in roughly 30 US states. If it isn't legal where you are, we won't pretend otherwise. Minimum age is 21+ in most states (18+ in Washington D.C.). Must be 21+. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.

On the editorial side, every pick on our daily parlay picks page is opinion — informed opinion backed by line research, but never a guarantee. No one can reliably call multi-leg parlays night after night; anyone who claims otherwise is selling something. We'd rather give you the tools to evaluate a ticket yourself, which is why we publish guides on topics like how the house edge compounds per leg and what the W-2G rules mean for your winnings.

For context on how parlay bets work mathematically, Wikipedia's entry is a solid reference. We link out sparingly and only where it genuinely helps.

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