You can create your own -1 lines even if your book doesn't offer them.
For instance, let's say you want to bet the Dodgers -1 tonight. You can do that by splitting your bets between the money line and run line. Let's say you want to bet $100 on Dodgers -1 and your book has the ML at -140 and the RL at +155. Then you would bet:
$58.33 to win $41.67 on the ML
$41.67 to win $64.58 on the RL
If the Dodgers win by 1, you win your ML bet (+$41.67) and lose your RL bet (-$41.67) and push. Your bet is essentially risking $100 to win $106.25 which is equivablent to getting the Dodgers -1 at +106.
You can create your own -1 lines even if your book doesn't offer them.
For instance, let's say you want to bet the Dodgers -1 tonight. You can do that by splitting your bets between the money line and run line. Let's say you want to bet $100 on Dodgers -1 and your book has the ML at -140 and the RL at +155. Then you would bet:
$58.33 to win $41.67 on the ML
$41.67 to win $64.58 on the RL
If the Dodgers win by 1, you win your ML bet (+$41.67) and lose your RL bet (-$41.67) and push. Your bet is essentially risking $100 to win $106.25 which is equivablent to getting the Dodgers -1 at +106.
You can create your own -1 lines even if your book doesn't offer them.
For instance, let's say you want to bet the Dodgers -1 tonight. You can do that by splitting your bets between the money line and run line. Let's say you want to bet $100 on Dodgers -1 and your book has the ML at -140 and the RL at +155. Then you would bet:
$58.33 to win $41.67 on the ML
$41.67 to win $64.58 on the RL
If the Dodgers win by 1, you win your ML bet (+$41.67) and lose your RL bet (-$41.67) and push. Your bet is essentially risking $100 to win $106.25 which is equivablent to getting the Dodgers -1 at +106.
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