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A reverse bet (also called an if-bet reverse) is two conditional bets placed in opposite orders. If your first selection wins, your unit stake rolls to the second selection — and the same logic applies in reverse. Total stake equals 2× unit stake.

A parlay requires both selections to win for any payout. A reverse pays even when only one wins (though at a loss because you risk the second leg). Reverses give partial protection at the cost of lower upside than parlays.

Reverses are useful when you have two confident picks but want to limit downside if one loses. They’re popular in US sports betting where parlay-like products are restricted. The math usually slightly favours straight singles unless one selection has very specific risk-management value.

An if-bet is one-directional: A → B (B only triggers if A wins). A reverse is two if-bets in opposite directions: A → B AND B → A. Reverse covers more outcomes but doubles the stake.