Gambly Launch Contest: $5,000 in Guaranteed Prizes

Gambly has been in private beta for a few months, but we’re super excited to announce we’re moving to open beta, meaning anyone who visits the Gambly homepage can immediately begin chatting.

In addition to quickly uncovering odds on bets you’d like to make, you can ask Gambly to help you find the bets with the largest edges, set alerts to know when lines are posted, create the best parlays, and a whole lot more.

To kick off our launch, we’re running a free-to-enter parlay contest, with three winners collecting three separate prizes of $500, $1,500, and $3,000.

Rules

Between now and Sunday, use Gambly to create a parlay for DraftKings or FanDuel. You can enter up to three unique parlays.
Share your parlay(s) on Twitter by Sunday, November 17 at 6pm ET and tag @GamblyAI. You must share the link to your shared betslip, not simply a screenshot.
If your parlay hits, alert us by 6pm ET on Tuesday, November 19.
The winning parlays will be those with the highest winning payout.
Three users will win $500, $1,500, and $3,000, respectively, dependent on follower count (see below).
Every winning parlay will be graded as if $1 was bet on it, meaning the highest total odds will win–not how much you actually won if you chose to place the bet.
No same-game parlays allowed.
Max five-leg parlay.
To be eligible to win, you must have at least 100 followers on Twitter and enter no more than three parlays.
NOTE: Twitter image previews are hit-or-miss, but an image of your betslip will appear with your link once posted. Be sure to post the full link to the shared betslip. See below for more details on how to share your betslip.

Payouts

Tier 1 Winner (100 to 999 followers): $500

Tier 2 Winner (1,000 to 9,999 followers): $1,500

Tier 3 Winner (10,000+ followers): $3,000

Creating a Parlay

There are two primary ways to create a parlay on Gambly. One is to find a collection of bets you like and add them individually to your betslip, where the overall parlay odds will be shown.

The second way to create a parlay is to prompt Gambly to do it for you. You can be as wide-ranging or specific as you’d like. You can tell Gambly something as broad as “Create the best three-leg NFL parlay using player props.” That would return something like this…

Or you can get very specific and do something like this…

You can see the overall parlay odds circled in red. Simply click this button to add every leg to your betslip.

Sharing Your Parlay

Your betslip will show the total payout for a parlay that combines all your bets. The easiest way to share your parlay is to click the “Share All” button.

We’ll generate a shareable widget for you, which will again have your total parlay payout listed.

To share on Twitter, either copy the link or click the Twitter icon. Be sure to tag @GamblyAI.

A Note on Sharing and Deeplinking

One of the primary pain points we’re trying to solve for sports bettors is getting to bets as quickly as possible. Even when you know what you want to bet, it can be a pain in the ass to find the bet on a sportsbook.

The two main ways we’ve tackled this problem are through AI/natural language and deeplinking. We think using natural language in the form of a chat bot is the most painless way to quickly uncover odds on whatever you’d like. That could be as specific as “Justin Jefferson odds to score 2+ TDs on DraftKings and FanDuel” or as broad as “Vikings futures.”

The second way to get to bets quickly is through deeplinking. When you click a bet in your Gambly betslip for certain sportsbooks (including the major ones), we load the exact bet (or your entire betslip) on your sportsbook of choice.

In this video, you can see just how quickly you can get from idea to an entire betslip preloaded on your sportsbook.

Not only that, but when you share your Gambly betslip, all the bets will pre-load for them as well. Do you know how many times I’ve told people what to bet and they simply gave up because it was too difficult or time-consuming to go find and load every bet? We’ve removed the headache of this endless search, making it easier to bet together.

This is why we’re really excited to get the word out about deeplinking and sharing; we think it’s a fundamentally easier way to bet, share bets, and bet with friends/followers.