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#1
In 30 years worth of betting I have never used that function. Can anybody tell me how it works?
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What exactly is action reverse?
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#14
Quote Originally Posted by Jrod6:
Risk/ reward. The payout is a lot better then a conventional parlay but if you lose both you'll pay more then you initially wagered.
I see... I put up 200 and can lose 440 but I can cash 1000 if I hit them both...You have to sweep of you still lose money... I have it now... I never parlay anyway. I think its a bad betting habit.Risk/ reward. The payout is a lot better then a conventional parlay but if you lose both you'll pay more then you initially wagered.
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Quote Originally Posted by ChickMagnut:
I see... I put up 200 and can lose 440 but I can cash 1000 if I hit them both...You have to sweep of you still lose money... I have it now... I never parlay anyway. I think its a bad betting habit.
I see... I put up 200 and can lose 440 but I can cash 1000 if I hit them both...You have to sweep of you still lose money... I have it now... I never parlay anyway. I think its a bad betting habit.
You get the picture, I never do parlays more of a sucker bet if you ask me. I stick to single bets but usually will play large. I think parlays are more of a common mistake for someone who just begins betting.
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#19
Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:
2 team parlay- bet $100 win both win $268, lose one or both lose $100 total
Parlay has no juice? Of course parlay's have juice. The juice is HIGHER on most parlays than the juice is on straight bets, which is the main reason why you should never be playing parlays in the first place.2 team parlay- bet $100 win both win $268, lose one or both lose $100 total
2 team action reverse- bet $100 win both win $400, lose one lose $100, lose both lose $200
parlay no juice, action reverse has juice.
It's all about reducing the house edge.
A two team parlay, as you pointed out, usually pays about 2.6 to 1. The true odds of a two team parlay are 3 to 1. The difference is your juice.
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Quote Originally Posted by Ed-Collins:
Parlay has no juice? Of course parlay's have juice. The juice is HIGHER on most parlays than the juice is on straight bets, which is the main reason why you should never be playing parlays in the first place.
It's all about reducing the house edge.
A two team parlay, as you pointed out, usually pays about 2.6 to 1. The true odds of a two team parlay are 3 to 1. The difference is your juice.
Parlay has no juice? Of course parlay's have juice. The juice is HIGHER on most parlays than the juice is on straight bets, which is the main reason why you should never be playing parlays in the first place.
It's all about reducing the house edge.
A two team parlay, as you pointed out, usually pays about 2.6 to 1. The true odds of a two team parlay are 3 to 1. The difference is your juice.
Yes I know that. Payouts are all lower than real odds. The point is to show a simple example between the parlay and reverse where the reverse there is juice added on top of your bet while the parlay it's included.
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#25
cant really put it any simpler than what these guys explained.. i just know one thing.. action reverse seems tempting but its hard to hit consistently unless you really know your garbage. you think its nothing but the losses can definitely pile up.
like jakecece said, stick with straight bets.
and DONT CHASE.
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