Thirteen picks. Five different MLB games. One $2 entry into Wanna Parlay's Hail Mary contest. @hbrasi2007 got all thirteen right and turned two dollars into five thousand, a 2,500x return on one of the smallest buy-ins the app offers.

Meet the Player

@hbrasi2007, repping Utah, who built one of the widest cards you'll see on Wanna Parlay and didn't miss on a single leg of it.

The Card: Five Games, Thirteen Ways to Be Right

Brewers 8, Mets 1

Brice Turang's three-run homer put this one away early. @hbrasi2007 had Milwaukee's total going over 8.5 combined runs and the Brewers covering -1.5. Both landed comfortably.

Braves 6, Dodgers 5 (Walk-Off)

Matt Olson opened the scoring with a solo shot off Roki Sasaki in the first, his 37th of the season, and Atlanta needed all nine innings to finish it, Ha-Seong Kim's two-out single in the bottom of the ninth walked it off. @hbrasi2007 had the game total over 8.5, Atlanta getting +1.5 (they didn't need it, they won outright), and Olson to hit a home run. All three landed, including the walk-off drama neither side saw coming when the card was built.

White Sox 10, Rangers 4

Chicago handled this one. @hbrasi2007 had the White Sox on the moneyline and the first inning staying under 1.5 combined runs. Both correct.

Athletics 7, Twins 4

Lawrence Butler homered and Alika Williams drove in two with a triple as Oakland beat Minnesota. @hbrasi2007 had the Athletics covering +1.5 and the first inning going over 0.5 runs. Both hit.

Orioles 8, Cardinals 7

This was the wildest game on the card. Baltimore blew a seven-run lead in the second inning, then clawed all the way back, with Christian Encarnacion-Strand's go-ahead double in the ninth sealing it. @hbrasi2007 had St. Louis covering +1.5 (a backdoor cover in a one-run loss), the game total over 8.5, and RBI props on both Alec Burleson and Jordan Walker, who each drove in runs during the back-and-forth game.

Thirteen legs. Thirteen wins.

$2 In. $5,000 Out. A Reminder of What Hail Mary Contests Are Built For.

Hail Mary is one of Wanna Parlay's lower-cost contest formats, built for exactly this kind of card: a wide net across a full slate instead of one or two safe picks. @hbrasi2007's entry mixed game totals, spreads, a moneyline, first-inning run lines, a home run prop, and two RBI props, five games' worth of different ways to be right, on a $2 buy-in.

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