Question about yellow card prop

I took under 4 yellow cards in the Greece game

Does a red card equal one yellow card, two yellow cards or none?

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yikes...

one yellow and one red = 3 cards so far according to BET365 Live betting 

That's ridiculous ... I would take that up with my book.

A straight red is not 2 yellow cards.

You should definitely not accept that decision, unless it's explicity writted in the rules somewhere.

 

* written not writted obv

Agreed.  Unless it says in the rules that red card = 2 yellow cards for the purpose of O/U on yellow cards for game, I would dispute it.

Red Card is Red Card.  Yellow is Yellow.

Penis is not vagina. 

This is Pinnacle's Soccer Rules FYI.  Straight Red doesn't count.

Yellow Card Propositions:

• For grading purposes, only yellow cards are included for Total Yellow Card Propositions. When a player receives a second yellow card (and as a result, a red card), the player will have been shown two yellow cards.
• If a player receives a straight red card, he will not necessarily have been shown a yellow card previously in the match. Therefore, a straight red card is not included in the grading of Total Yellow Card propositions.
• For example, a game with two yellow cards and a straight red card would be graded as two yellow cards; Or, a game with two players with one yellow card each and one player with a red card (as a result of two yellow cards for the same player) would be graded as four yellow cards.
• For betting purposes all yellow cards shown to any player count (this includes those playing or sitting on the bench). Any cards shown to “non-playing” staff do not count.
• Yellow cards during periods of extra time are not included. Only Yellow cards shown during regulation time, or any time the referee adds to compensate for injuries and other stoppages, are included.

What happened in the game anyway .. if you exclude the red card, was there under 4 yellows ??

i.e. does the red card affect your bet ??

Asian total cards
Predict the total number of cards in a match. The card line will either be a quarter-card, half-card or whole-card with bet settlement as follows:

Card line of 4.5 - if you bet over 4.5, your bet wins if there are more than 4 cards in the match. Otherwise your stake is lost. If you bet under 4.5, your bets wins if there are less than 5 cards in the match. Otherwise your stake is lost.

With a card line of a whole number, if the total number of cards in the match is the same as the card line, your stake is returned.

Card line of 5.5, 6 - if you bet over, your stake is equally divided between over 5.5 cards and over 6 cards. Your bet wins if there are more than 6 cards in the match. If there are 6 cards exactly, half your stake wins and the other half is returned. Otherwise your entire stake is lost. If you bet under, your stake is equally divided between under 5.5 cards and under 6 cards. Your bet wins if there are less than 6 cards in the match. If there are 6 cards exactly, half your stake is lost and the other half is returned. Otherwise your entire stake is lost.

Yellow card counts as 1, red card counts as 2. Second yellows are ignored for settlement purposes (ie. maximum card count per player is 3).

Settlement will be made with reference to all available evidence to cards shown during the scheduled 90 minutes play. Any card shown after the full time whistle has been blown will be disregarded.

Cards shown to non-players (e.g. managers or substitutes who play no subsequent part in the game) do not count towards the total.

In the event of a match being abandoned before 90 minutes have been played then all bets will be void unless settlement of bets is already determined.

Hrmm, interesting ... guess if you play yellow card O/U Pinnacle is the place to do it,

I would advise not betting with any book that has a straight red counting for 2 yellows policy.