You would lay $124 to win $100 on Cleveland. Conversely, you only have to lay $100 on the dog to win $116 if that were the numbers. I hope you understand and that helps you!!!!||cool.gif' border=0>
You would lay $124 to win $100 on Cleveland. Conversely, you only have to lay $100 on the dog to win $116 if that were the numbers. I hope you understand and that helps you!!!!||cool.gif' border=0>
He is correct. There is no inherent advantage. you lose or win no money, but Survivor won't put a favorite in baseball more than -1.30 up there...Someone can let me know if I'm wrong. For example: IF Clemens,Pedro,Carpenter)any big time pitcher)etc is pitching and they are laying -2.80 which happens sometimes. You will never see that big of a line on Survivor....You just pick the side
He is correct. There is no inherent advantage. you lose or win no money, but Survivor won't put a favorite in baseball more than -1.30 up there...Someone can let me know if I'm wrong. For example: IF Clemens,Pedro,Carpenter)any big time pitcher)etc is pitching and they are laying -2.80 which happens sometimes. You will never see that big of a line on Survivor....You just pick the side
That is correct. They will not put anything up higher than -140 or maybe even -150. Atleast since I have been around, I have not seen it on Survivor. Only on MLB League contests and office pools.
That is correct. They will not put anything up higher than -140 or maybe even -150. Atleast since I have been around, I have not seen it on Survivor. Only on MLB League contests and office pools.