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If I take Brazil moneyline -350 and the game ties... Do I lose my bet or is it considered a tie????? Someone please helppp
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#5
Incorrect. A ML bet means you win even if , it's by 1, no point spread to cover just a win. Therefore a tie means you don't win but you also don't lose so it , is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
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#9
Quote Originally Posted by billsneedhelp:
Incorrect. A ML bet means you win even if , it's by 1, no point spread to cover just a win. Therefore a tie means you don't win but you also don't lose so it , is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
Incorrect. A ML bet means you win even if , it's by 1, no point spread to cover just a win. Therefore a tie means you don't win but you also don't lose so it , is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
This is very misleading.
If you bet Brazil -1 and they win by exactly one goal, yes it's push. But if you bet Brazil ML (not pk'em, VERY different) and the mach is a draw, ML LOSES.
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#13
Quote Originally Posted by billsneedhelp:
Incorrect. A ML bet means you win even if , it's by 1, no point spread to cover just a win. Therefore a tie means you don't win but you also don't lose so it , is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
Incorrect. A ML bet means you win even if , it's by 1, no point spread to cover just a win. Therefore a tie means you don't win but you also don't lose so it , is a push.
That's why you have the Brazil- 1 line at a lower price at- 200 because a tie would mean a loss. A 1 point win would mean a push for you. They would need to,win,the game by 2 goals to win that bet.
I'm looking at same play Brazil ML I don't see them,losing so worse case is a tie and the bet is a push.
It's a loss in soccer d^mb@ss
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#16
Quote Originally Posted by billsneedhelp:
Ok this is my first time betting on soccer. In any other sport ML and pk is the same thing. A tie woukd be a push. This is very confusing to an incoming bettor the way the lines work in soccer. Why not just have a line at -.5 instead of ML? That makes much more mathematical sense.
Ok this is my first time betting on soccer. In any other sport ML and pk is the same thing. A tie woukd be a push. This is very confusing to an incoming bettor the way the lines work in soccer. Why not just have a line at -.5 instead of ML? That makes much more mathematical sense.
Some do, but any time you see the draw as one of the three options, that's a "3 way" line and you must get a win when you pick a side. I think hockey lines are similar, when you wager for regulation only.
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Quote Originally Posted by tbeckham:
BK: hockey ML are not regulation only. There are no ties so you either win/lose, unlike soccer
BK: hockey ML are not regulation only. There are no ties so you either win/lose, unlike soccer
I think for hockey some books do offer a 3way line where you can bet draw as an option. That might be for regular season only, as there are no draws/ties in the playoffs.
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#19
Just to clear everything up....
If you bet the ML in soccer you have 3 choices Team A Team B or DRAW.
Some books also have a seperate point spread line of -.5/+.5 or -1/+1 or PK/PK
If you chose the point spread lines it works just like any other sport where there is a point spread.
If you don't want to get burned by a DRAW I suggest betting on the pick'em spread if there is one.
Some books also offer a NTL option this is a "not to lose" wager. This also protects against a DRAW costing you money.
You can also create your own NTL wager by putting part of your money on a team's ML and part on the DRAW of the same game.
"Bet the farm!" "GO WHERE THE MONEY IS!"
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#22
Quote Originally Posted by tbeckham:
BK: there are no ties in hockey in the regular season or playoffs? In the regular season a hockey teams record represents
BK: there are no ties in hockey in the regular season or playoffs? In the regular season a hockey teams record represents
(Wins) - (Losses) - (Overtime losses)
Yes, I KNOW THAT...lol, but you CAN bet on a regulation line that has DRAW as an option. I know for a fact you can, but not sure if all books offer it.
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