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scruffz84

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Joined: Oct, 2006

Posts: 4

Posted: Oct. 23, 2006 - 10:52 PM ET #1

Hi everyone. I opened an account on bowmansand i started placingbets. but i noticed that i get the option of a win or risk bet. what's the difference? thanks to anyone who can help me out here

staubrett

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Joined: Apr, 2006

Posts: 613

Posted: Oct. 23, 2006 - 11:43 PM ET #2

To "win" means just that. A win. What your return will be depends on the odds(-110,etc...). Bet a hundred to win $90. Risk is say the line is -120. You have to "risk" that amount(120) too win $100.

scruffz

Prospect

Joined: Mar, 2005

Posts: 1

Posted: Oct. 25, 2006 - 10:01 PM ET #3

so if i risk the 120 (for example), do i win 100 on top of the 120 that i bet?

point shaver

Prospect

Joined: Aug, 2005

Posts: 48

Posted: Nov. 4, 2006 - 6:02 AM ET #4

Nope, 1 Bet. You can tell them what your risking OR what you want to win. If you put in an amount in either box, it should calculate the rest automatically.

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