If one of the bets in your parlay is cancelled, that specific "leg" of the combo will be effectively "removed."

But no worries, your bet still stands! The odds of your parlay will just be recalculated with its remaining bets.

Suppose you have a regular four-leg parlay with odds of 2.0 for each leg.

Team 1 (2.0)
Team 2 (2.0)
Team 3 (2.0)
Team 4 (2.0)
Total odds = 2.0 × 2.0 × 2.0 × 2.0 = 16.0

If the game is cancelled for Team 2, its odds become 1.0, which 'removes' this bet from your parlay multiplier.

Then the new total odds of your combined bet will be 2.0 × 2.0 × 2.0 = 8.0

When a bet in your parlay gets cancelled, your parlay will still stand. The odds will adjust accordingly without the specific bet that got cancelled. In the case of a four-leg parlay, for example, if one bet is cancelled, it will become a three-leg parlay with adjusted odds.