For the 2024 NFL season, Hard Rock Bet is reintroducing their Flex Parlay feature

After months of waiting, the NFL season is officially back as the Kansas City Chiefs will host the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football. The National Football League has continued to be a source of revenue for states with a legal sports betting market. With the 2024 season starting today, Hard Rock Bet has announced they’re reintroducing their Flex Parlay feature. This was introduced by the company in 2023 and it allows players to win their parlay even if part of their bet loses. In the updated version of the Flex Parlay, customers will receive higher payouts if more of their parlay wins, rather than the fixed amount.

Additionally, players can use the slider tool to either increase or decrease their potential winnings. Parlays are a fun way for customers to wager smaller amounts of money with the chance of a large payout. Hard Rock Bet wants to increase its hold percentage once the season begins. It will not be easy with industry leaders like FanDuel and DraftKings controlling the top of the market.

What else does Hard Rock Bet have to feature for the 2024 NFL season?

Along with bringing back the Flex Parlay feature, Hard Rock Bet unveiled two new trackers. With a new withdrawal tracker, players can view the progress of withdrawals into their accounts. The other tracker will let customers view their live player prop bets from the bet slip. Just a few ways that Hard Rock is trying to enhance its product. Parlays were profitable for Hard Rock Bet in 2023 and they’ve added several upgrades this offseason. Along with the Flex Parlay, Hard Rock has created what they believe is a seamless Same Game Parlay (SGP) creation. That includes SGPs and SGP Max, allowing players to add bets across multiple sports to one bet slip. Same Game Parlay Max is Hard Rock Bet’s answer to simplifying how parlays can be wagered.

Hard Rock Bet is owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Recently, they expanded their Hard Rock Sportsbooks into Illinois. They are now available in eight states including Florida, New Jersey, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, and Tennessee. Additionally, Hard Rock Bet is available in New Jersey as an online casino and 16 other land-based casinos in the United States.