the odds are lower compared to match odds
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Some one correct me if Im wrong, but with regards to an Asian Handiacap, it is the same as Draw No Bet or a pickem
If your team wins, you win, but if your team draws, you push and your wager is refunded![]()
Some one correct me if Im wrong, but with regards to an Asian Handiacap, it is the same as Draw No Bet or a pickem
If your team wins, you win, but if your team draws, you push and your wager is refunded![]()
yuice, Asian Handicap is simply a way style of wagering similar to "the spread" in other mainstream sports.
One style of soccer betting is "3-Way" where you have Team A money line, Team B moneyline and the Draw available.
Another style that Books offer is Asian Handicap or Spread, and that can be anything type of bet ranging from a Pickem to -.5 (similar to the Moneyline) to +.5 (also called Not to Lose or Double Chance) to -1, -1.5, -2, +1, +1.5, +2 and so on...
One type of betting we dont do much of here is the european handicap. I cant speak too much on it, but I do know that with EH, if you bet a team -1, they have to win by 2 or more goal or you lose your money (anyone from across the pond please correct me if Im wrong.
Yuice, what you were referring to is "Split betting" where 1/2 of your wager is on one bet and 1/2 of your wager is on another bet. That is used to cut down on juice for the bettor and to limit a book's exposure.
For Example, today in Germany 2, I bet under 2.25 goals at +114, which is also known as under 2, 2.5...it is a split bet, because i would rather make a plus money wager and push 1/2 my bet if it ends 2-0 or 1-1, then lay 40 cents in juice and get moosed in injury time with a 3rd goal.
So if it stays under 2 goals, i win 1.14 units
If it falls on 2 goals, i win 1/2 my bet, or .57 units
If it sails over, I only lose 1 unit.
I realize you already understand the split betting concept yiuce, but the explanation is directed towards the newer bettors who may not understand and may not feel comfortable asking on a forum...
yuice, Asian Handicap is simply a way style of wagering similar to "the spread" in other mainstream sports.
One style of soccer betting is "3-Way" where you have Team A money line, Team B moneyline and the Draw available.
Another style that Books offer is Asian Handicap or Spread, and that can be anything type of bet ranging from a Pickem to -.5 (similar to the Moneyline) to +.5 (also called Not to Lose or Double Chance) to -1, -1.5, -2, +1, +1.5, +2 and so on...
One type of betting we dont do much of here is the european handicap. I cant speak too much on it, but I do know that with EH, if you bet a team -1, they have to win by 2 or more goal or you lose your money (anyone from across the pond please correct me if Im wrong.
Yuice, what you were referring to is "Split betting" where 1/2 of your wager is on one bet and 1/2 of your wager is on another bet. That is used to cut down on juice for the bettor and to limit a book's exposure.
For Example, today in Germany 2, I bet under 2.25 goals at +114, which is also known as under 2, 2.5...it is a split bet, because i would rather make a plus money wager and push 1/2 my bet if it ends 2-0 or 1-1, then lay 40 cents in juice and get moosed in injury time with a 3rd goal.
So if it stays under 2 goals, i win 1.14 units
If it falls on 2 goals, i win 1/2 my bet, or .57 units
If it sails over, I only lose 1 unit.
I realize you already understand the split betting concept yiuce, but the explanation is directed towards the newer bettors who may not understand and may not feel comfortable asking on a forum...

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