An Uncut Gem: What Do We Call a Golf-Football Parlay?
Adam Sandler shares a sacred bond with sports gamblers.
He's starred in two memorable movies that define the idea of making crazy parlay bets.
Let's take a quick look:
Happy Gilmore was a hockey player who turns to golf who has to win a match to save his grandmother's house. Accordingly, a Happy Gilmore parlay is a hockey bet combined with a golf bet.
In Uncut Gems, Sandler plays a gambling-addicted scumbag jeweler who ends up making the craziest (and most improbable) parlay wager ever recorded on film. The wager combines several props correlated to a single NBA basketball game.
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Which now brings us to this crazy parlay, which was just made today at SPREADS.CA by one of the Pointspreads.ca staff. It combines a bet on The Masters (golf) with the NFL Thursday Night game (football) and the NFL Sunday Night game (football). A triple bet!
So, if a golf-hockey parlay bet is called the "Happy Gilmore," what's the golf-football bet?
Maybe, the Peyton Manning? (Golf and football, with a Tennessee connection.)
Headline Photo Credit: Warner Bros. Films
