If you bet $110 to win $100 for example, you give the ticket writer $110 and he gives you a ticket. If it's a winner, you come back with your ticket, he scans it, and gives you $210.
All sportsbooks have limits of some sort. This isn't meant as disrespect, but based on the fact that you're even asking this, it means you probably won't have an issue placing a wager.
If you bet $110 to win $100 for example, you give the ticket writer $110 and he gives you a ticket. If it's a winner, you come back with your ticket, he scans it, and gives you $210.
All sportsbooks have limits of some sort. This isn't meant as disrespect, but based on the fact that you're even asking this, it means you probably won't have an issue placing a wager.
If you bet $110 to win $100 for example, you give the ticket writer $110 and he gives you a ticket. If it's a winner, you come back with your ticket, he scans it, and gives you $210.
All sportsbooks have limits of some sort. This isn't meant as disrespect, but based on the fact that you're even asking this, it means you probably won't have an issue placing a wager.
So most places will take $5k - $10k bets?
Quote Originally Posted by heinz2141:
If you bet $110 to win $100 for example, you give the ticket writer $110 and he gives you a ticket. If it's a winner, you come back with your ticket, he scans it, and gives you $210.
All sportsbooks have limits of some sort. This isn't meant as disrespect, but based on the fact that you're even asking this, it means you probably won't have an issue placing a wager.
Most places will take 1k bets before needing approval. Cantor has the highest limits in vegas and they have an app so you can make your bets on your cell phone.
Most places will take 1k bets before needing approval. Cantor has the highest limits in vegas and they have an app so you can make your bets on your cell phone.
If a book has a limit that is below that, you can place multiple bets at the limit. But the line may change in between each bet. For example, Treasure Island has a ridiculous limit of $500. I wanted to bet $1000 on an over on a line that was a point and a half lower then online. I placed the $500 bet on the over, which alerted the head guy who said "damn, I knew I should have moved the line sooner". He then raised the over two points before I could bet again. The game sailed over by 10 points.
Quote Originally Posted by Bigdale420:
So most places will take $5k - $10k bets?
If a book has a limit that is below that, you can place multiple bets at the limit. But the line may change in between each bet. For example, Treasure Island has a ridiculous limit of $500. I wanted to bet $1000 on an over on a line that was a point and a half lower then online. I placed the $500 bet on the over, which alerted the head guy who said "damn, I knew I should have moved the line sooner". He then raised the over two points before I could bet again. The game sailed over by 10 points.
If a book has a limit that is below that, you can place multiple bets at the limit. But the line may change in between each bet. For example, Treasure Island has a ridiculous limit of $500. I wanted to bet $1000 on an over on a line that was a point and a half lower then online. I placed the $500 bet on the over, which alerted the head guy who said "damn, I knew I should have moved the line sooner". He then raised the over two points before I could bet again. The game sailed over by 10 points.
thats fucckin annoying
Quote Originally Posted by Bling:
If a book has a limit that is below that, you can place multiple bets at the limit. But the line may change in between each bet. For example, Treasure Island has a ridiculous limit of $500. I wanted to bet $1000 on an over on a line that was a point and a half lower then online. I placed the $500 bet on the over, which alerted the head guy who said "damn, I knew I should have moved the line sooner". He then raised the over two points before I could bet again. The game sailed over by 10 points.
Hot Forum Topics
