Teaser Calculator
A teaser calculator computes the payout for NFL and NBA teaser bets, where you adjust the point spread by a fixed number of points in your favor across multiple selections. Standard NFL teasers move the line 6, 6.5, or 7 points. The tradeoff: better lines in exchange for reduced payouts and the requirement that all legs must win.
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter the number of legs in your teaser
- Select the point adjustment (6, 6.5, or 7 points for NFL)
- Enter the original spreads or totals for each leg
- View the adjusted lines and teaser payout
When to Use This
- •Calculating NFL teaser payouts for 2-leg through 10-leg teasers
- •Evaluating whether a 6-point vs. 7-point teaser offers better value
- •Comparing teaser odds across sportsbooks
Teaser Calculator
Calculate payouts for NFL, college football, and basketball teasers.
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For informational and educational purposes only. Not financial or gambling advice. All calculations assume odds remain constant and bets execute as entered. Actual results may vary. Gambling involves risk of loss.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a teaser bet?
A teaser is a type of parlay where you can move the point spread in your favor by a fixed number of points (usually 6, 6.5, or 7) on each leg. In exchange, the payout is lower than a standard parlay. All legs must win. The classic "Wong teaser" (6 points crossing key numbers 3 and 7 in NFL) is one of the few consistently +EV teaser strategies.
Are teasers a good bet?
Most teasers have negative expected value. However, "Wong teasers" — 2-leg 6-point NFL teasers crossing key numbers 3 and 7 — have historically been +EV. The key is that NFL games disproportionately end with margins of 3 and 7 points, making those key numbers extremely valuable to cross.
Related Glossary Terms
Teaser
A type of parlay where you get extra points on spreads or totals in exchange for lower odds.
Point Spread
A handicap applied to the favorite to create a more even betting market.
Over/Under (Totals)
A bet on whether the combined score of a game will be over or under a set number.
Parlay
A single bet combining two or more selections where all must win for the bet to pay out.
Cover
Winning a bet against the point spread.
Push
A bet result where the outcome lands exactly on the spread or total, resulting in a refund.