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Quote Originally Posted by bigeiii:
IF that fight does go the Distance, I can buy you've got a winner, but I thought the rules were any KO beats the pts.handicap player on either side Fbs?
I'm leaning towards a Smitty & Vera Parlay. Not sure yet, If I don't get back in, I won't cred myself w/ that, as I'll just settle for the above Totals. For everyone's 411: this card starts at approx' 10:30pm Eastern, not the normal 9pm.
GLA!
bigeiii
IF that fight does go the Distance, I can buy you've got a winner, but I thought the rules were any KO beats the pts.handicap player on either side Fbs?
I'm leaning towards a Smitty & Vera Parlay. Not sure yet, If I don't get back in, I won't cred myself w/ that, as I'll just settle for the above Totals. For everyone's 411: this card starts at approx' 10:30pm Eastern, not the normal 9pm.
GLA!
bigeiii
I am surprised that you misunderstood how the points handicap was actually won or lost, I thought that I had seen you play it before.
As it says above the points handicap fight prop:
"any KO is a winner, see sportsbook rules for grading details"
A KO/TKO/DQ for your fighter is also a winner for you on the points handicap. Common sense would tell you that this is the case. Just take a look at the Miller fight tonight.
The Over is +170, so why would anyone take the points handicap at -115 for each fighter if an early night for either fighter beat the points handicap?
