Aug 14 • 2 min read
Seven picks. One $10 entry. @parker14 turned it into $250 on Wanna Parlay, and six of those seven legs came from the same game. When the Padres blew the doors off Milwaukee, @parker14 had already called it from every angle.
Meet the Player
@parker14, repping Kentucky, who apparently watched the Padres-Brewers matchup, decided San Diego was about to have a night, and built almost the entire card around it.
The Card: Seven Legs, One Game Doing Most of the Work
The Padres-Brewers Stack
San Diego beat Milwaukee 11-2. Fernando Tatis Jr. hit a milestone homer in the fourth, moving into sole possession of second on the franchise home run list. Luis Rengifo added a grand slam and Luis Campusano chipped in a two-run shot of his own. Walker Buehler struck out five over six innings on the mound for San Diego. @parker14 had six different legs riding on this game going exactly how it went:
- San Diego Padres -2.5: Win by nine. Covered easily.
- Walker Buehler Under 5.5 Hits Allowed: Buehler's six strong innings kept this well under.
- Walker Buehler Under 2.5 Runs Against: Same outing, same result.
- Xander Bogaerts Over 0.5 Hits: Win.
- Manny Machado Over 0.5 Hits: Win.
- Fernando Tatis Jr. Over 1.5 (Hits + Runs + RBIs): The milestone homer alone probably got this one there.
Six legs, six wins, one final score.
The Seventh Leg — MLB: Los Angeles Angels +2.5, Angels vs. Rangers
@parker14 didn't need this one to be close. Zach Neto's RBI single sparked a three-run third inning, and the Angels snapped a three-game skid by beating Texas 3-2 outright. A win outright covers +2.5 with plenty of room.
Leg 7: Win.
$10 In. $250 Out. Same-Game Stacking Meets a Real Spread.
This card is a good look at how a single game can carry a parlay on Wanna Parlay. @parker14 didn't just take a moneyline and hope. They stacked a run line, a pitcher's hits-allowed number, a pitcher's runs-against number, and three separate batter hit props, all off one San Diego lineup they clearly trusted. Add a spread pick from a totally different game, and that's seven ways to be right instead of one.
Everything on Wanna Parlay is public, too. @parker14's picks are visible to anyone browsing the app. If someone's stacking a game this hard and hitting, go find their profile and see what they're building next.
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