They have the Alt Lines listed on the spread. Are you talking about lines like Pats -3.5, Pats -4, Pats -4.5, etc? Those are done by "selling points" - maybe there is a formula they use, so they wouldn't list it in the feed. The formula would be something like a half point = 10 cents juice, unless it is moving on or off a key number which would be more...
They have the Alt Lines listed on the spread. Are you talking about lines like Pats -3.5, Pats -4, Pats -4.5, etc? Those are done by "selling points" - maybe there is a formula they use, so they wouldn't list it in the feed. The formula would be something like a half point = 10 cents juice, unless it is moving on or off a key number which would be more...
Yes, when I am looking at their site they have more lines (is it called Alt Lines?). If taking your example, which only show 1 line of perheps 6 lines that exists on the website, it should look like this in the XML feed if it exists 2 lines on the website.
Yes, when I am looking at their site they have more lines (is it called Alt Lines?). If taking your example, which only show 1 line of perheps 6 lines that exists on the website, it should look like this in the XML feed if it exists 2 lines on the website.
They only have -7.5, -10.5 and -14.5 for the favorite and -3.5 and -7.5 for the dog in each game, which are all in the XML feed. Which line do you see on the website that is not in the XML?
They don't offer -10 on the website.
They only have -7.5, -10.5 and -14.5 for the favorite and -3.5 and -7.5 for the dog in each game, which are all in the XML feed. Which line do you see on the website that is not in the XML?