Has anyone ever played live in-play, i play runs scored in innings Yes/No, if i start with Yes there'll be a run scored in innings 1, i stay with Yes through out the game, adjusting my wagers when No runs are scored.
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Has anyone ever played live in-play, i play runs scored in innings Yes/No, if i start with Yes there'll be a run scored in innings 1, i stay with Yes through out the game, adjusting my wagers when No runs are scored.
I always check out the Live Betting whenever I can.. have had great success with it for Golf, Tennis, and ESPN Sunday Night Baseball.
As I was watching the Yankees / Red Sox game tonight, I thought it would make sense to wager a tie for every inning, and chase if you lost. I would do this for small amounts, but wager the 1st inning to tie to win $10, or $20. If the 1st wasn't a tie, chase that amount for the 2nd inning, etc. I would probably cut it off after the 6th inning or so. I'm going to backtrack the Sunday Night games and see how this would work. You know at least 1 inning in the 1st 5 will be a tie.
I didn't wager too much on the game tonight, but I did manage to add a small profit, providing the Yankees hold on in the 9th here.
Live Betting is a great way to add some bonus Units, but you have to be VERY careful how you do it. It's not for everyone.
I always check out the Live Betting whenever I can.. have had great success with it for Golf, Tennis, and ESPN Sunday Night Baseball.
As I was watching the Yankees / Red Sox game tonight, I thought it would make sense to wager a tie for every inning, and chase if you lost. I would do this for small amounts, but wager the 1st inning to tie to win $10, or $20. If the 1st wasn't a tie, chase that amount for the 2nd inning, etc. I would probably cut it off after the 6th inning or so. I'm going to backtrack the Sunday Night games and see how this would work. You know at least 1 inning in the 1st 5 will be a tie.
I didn't wager too much on the game tonight, but I did manage to add a small profit, providing the Yankees hold on in the 9th here.
Live Betting is a great way to add some bonus Units, but you have to be VERY careful how you do it. It's not for everyone.
Your book is the greek, they have live in-play? 365 is mine, but a couple of times they took the betting option away after playing through 5 innings during one of my chases. Makes me a bit iffy to start out with a bigger wager.
Your book is the greek, they have live in-play? 365 is mine, but a couple of times they took the betting option away after playing through 5 innings during one of my chases. Makes me a bit iffy to start out with a bigger wager.
I have an account at The Greek, but I do my Live Betting on a site called Intertops. They always have the per inning bets for 8 full innings, have never seen them cut it off. You wager the road team, home team, or tie for the inning.
I am really looking forward to in-game wagering for Sunday and Monday Night Football.
I have an account at The Greek, but I do my Live Betting on a site called Intertops. They always have the per inning bets for 8 full innings, have never seen them cut it off. You wager the road team, home team, or tie for the inning.
I am really looking forward to in-game wagering for Sunday and Monday Night Football.
Landbrokes and bwin offer mlb live in-play 1-9 innings. 365 is the best for the runs scored Yes/No they give you time in between innings to place your wager. Landbrokes stops the bet for the next inning as soon there are 3 outs, so if your playing Landbroke you need to be quick!
Only twice did 365 stop the betting option on me, and it was only for 1 inning, so i just waited till the next.
Bwin offers a lot more bets like first pitch ball/or any other outcome, this is great cause it is for the top and bottom of innings 50/50 call to chase. You can make some good profit before the game even ends. I usally stop once i have made enough to cover my wager on the moneyline,....so it's either win or break even.
Landbrokes and bwin offer mlb live in-play 1-9 innings. 365 is the best for the runs scored Yes/No they give you time in between innings to place your wager. Landbrokes stops the bet for the next inning as soon there are 3 outs, so if your playing Landbroke you need to be quick!
Only twice did 365 stop the betting option on me, and it was only for 1 inning, so i just waited till the next.
Bwin offers a lot more bets like first pitch ball/or any other outcome, this is great cause it is for the top and bottom of innings 50/50 call to chase. You can make some good profit before the game even ends. I usally stop once i have made enough to cover my wager on the moneyline,....so it's either win or break even.
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