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Straight/Side bets (All Sports)
A
straight/side bet is one of the most common forms of
sports betting where you pick which team will win the
game. For baseball, you bet on which team will win the
game outright. For basketball or football there will
generally be a point spread as part of the bet. If the
number is positive (+) then you add the points to your
team's score. If the number is negative (-) then
subtract those points from your teams score. The side
with the higher score after the points are applied is
the winner. For football and basketball the payoff is
$100 for every $110 wagered unless otherwise noted. It
is customary that when making a bet that you put up the
juice as part of your wager. Therefore, $110 will be
wagered if you specify a $100 straight bet. For
baseball, the payoff is determined by the money line.
If the money line is a negative number then you wager
the amount of the money line for each $1 of your bet.
For example, if the money line is -135 then you would
wager $135 to win your $100 bet. If the money line is a
positive number then you will wager $100 to win the
money line. For example, if the money line is +125 then
you would wager $100 to win $125.
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
Washington Redskins |
-7 |
-110 |
35 |
-110 |
|
San Francisco 49ers |
-2½ |
-110 |
44 |
-110 |
Bet examples:
Washington Redskins -7
Risking $110. to win $100
San Francisco 49ers -2½
Risking $110. to win $100
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Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
Los Angeles Lakers |
-17 |
-110 |
202 |
-110 |
|
New Jersey Nets |
+2½ |
-110 |
185 |
-110 |
Bet examples:
LA Lakers -17 Risking
$110. to win $100.
New Jersey Nets +2½
Risking $110. to win $100.
Totals (All Sports)
When
you bet on totals you are betting on whether the total
points scored in the game will be higher or lower than
the posted total. For football and basketball the
payoff for a winner is $100 for every $110 wagered
unless otherwise noted. It is customary that when
making a bet that you put up the juice as part of your
wager. Therefore, $110 will be wagered if you specify a
$100 total bet. For baseball totals the total points
seldom moves. Instead, line moves are done by applying
a money line to the total.
Therefore, your payoff will depend on the money line at
the time of the wager.
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
St Louis Rams |
-11 |
-110 |
47 |
-110 |
|
Arizona Cardinals |
+6 |
-110 |
38 |
-110 |
Bet example
St Louis Rams over 47
risking $110 to win $100.
Arizona Cardinals under
38 Risking $110. to win $100.
Parlays (Football, Basketball, Hockey,
and Baseball)
A
parlay is a group of straight bets or totals combined
into one bet. For the parlay to win all of the
individual parts of the parlay need to win for the
parlay to be a winner. You can mix different sports on
the same parlay. Parlay payoffs depend on how many
teams are in your wager. Payoffs for football and
basketball are shown in the table below. If there is a
tie in one or more of your individual parts then the
wager steps down to the next lower number of teams. If
a 2 team parlay has a tie and a winner then the parlay
pays 90% of the straight bet payoff except. However,
when the winner is a baseball bet the payoff is 100% of
the straight bet payoff.
Example
You can
bet parlays in Football, Basketball, Baseball and
Hockey. You can combine multiple sports to make up your
2-6 teams.
|
Parlays |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts |
|
2 Teams |
2.6/1 |
$100 to win $260 |
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3 Teams |
6/1 |
$100 to win $600 |
|
4 Teams |
12/1 |
$100 to win $1200 |
|
5 Teams |
24/1 |
$100 to win $2400 |
|
6 Teams |
45/1 |
$100 to win $4500 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
|
San Francisco 49ers |
-2½ |
-110 |
|
San Francisco 49ers
over |
35 |
-110 |
|
Houston Texans |
-3½ |
-110 |
Customer Bet example
3 team parlay
S.F. 49ers -2½ - S.F.
49ers over 35 - Houston -3½
Risking $100. to win
$600.
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Teasers (Football and Basketball)
A
teaser is a group of straight bets or totals combined
into one bet. The difference between a parlay and a
teaser is that with a teaser the line you bet against
for each individual wager is moved to your favor by the
number of points of the teaser. If the regular line is
-6 and you have a 4 point teaser then your line would be
-2. As with a parlay, all of the individual parts need
to win for the teaser to be a winner. Teasers are not
available for baseball and you can not mix sports for a
teaser since there are differing teaser points for
football and basketball. Teaser payoffs depend on how
many teams are in your wager. Payoffs for football and
basketball are shown in the table below. If there is a
tie in one or more of your individual parts then the
wager steps down to the next lower number of teams. If
a 2 team teaser has a tie and a winner then the teaser
pushes " No Action". If a 2 team teaser has a tie and a
loser, the teaser loses.
Example
Ties lose on all Teasers
except the 2-Teasers where a tie is a push.
You can buy up to 1 full
point on 2 Team Football Teasers. The cost is an extra
.10 cents per half point.
EX. 2 team 6½ Pt. Teaser
is 12/10 and a 7 Pt. Football Teaser is 13/10
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6
Point Football Teasers |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts for a $100 bet |
|
2 Teams |
11/10 |
$110
to win $100 |
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3 Teams |
8/5 |
$100
to win $180 |
|
4 Teams |
3/1 |
$100 to win $300 |
|
5 Teams |
4.5/1 |
$100 to win $450 |
|
6 Teams |
7.5/1 |
$100 to win $750 |
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10
Point Football Super Teaser |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts for a $100 bet |
|
3 Teams |
12/10 |
$120
to win $100 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
Washington Redskins |
+7½ |
-110 |
35 |
-110 |
|
San Francisco 49ers |
-7 |
-110 |
38 |
-110 |
|
USC Trojans |
-9 |
-110 |
41 |
-110 |
|
Arizona Wildcats |
+2 |
-110 |
51 |
-110 |
Bet example: 2-Team 6
point Football Teaser
Original lines Washington
+7½ & San Francisco -7
Teased Lines Washington
+13½ - San Francisco -1
Risking $110. to win
$100.
Bet example: 2-Team 7
point Football Teaser
Original lines USC
Trojans -9 & Arizona Wildcats +2
Teased Lines USC Trojans
-9 & Arizona Wildcats +9
Risking $130. to win
$100.
Bet example: 3-Team 10
point Football Super Teaser
Original lines USC
Trojans -9 , Arizona Wildcats +2 , USC Trojans Under 41
Teased Lines USC Trojans
+1, Arizona Wildcats +12 , USC Trojans Under 51
Risking $120. to win
$100.
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4
Point Basketball Teasers |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts for a $100 bet |
|
2 Teams |
11/10 |
$110
to win $100 |
|
3 Teams |
8/5 |
$100
to win $180 |
|
4 Teams |
3/1 |
$100 to win $300 |
|
5 Teams |
4.5/1 |
$100 to win $450 |
|
6 Teams |
7.5/1 |
$100 to win $750 |
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7
Point Basketball Super Teaser |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts for a $100 bet |
|
3 Teams |
12/10 |
$120
to win $100 |
Example
Ties lose on all Teasers
except the 2-Teasers where a tie is a push.
You can buy up to 1 full
point on 2 Team Basketball Teasers. The cost is an extra
.10 cents per half point.
EX. 2 team 4½ Pt. Teaser
is 12/10 and a 5 Pt. Basketball Teaser is 13/10
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
Washington Wizards |
+7½ |
-110 |
185 |
-110 |
|
Los Angeles Lakers |
-7 |
-110 |
202 |
-110 |
|
UCLA Bruins |
-9 |
-110 |
141 |
-110 |
|
North Carolina Tar
Heels |
+2 |
-110 |
151 |
-110 |
Bet example: 2-Team 4
point Basketball Teaser
Original lines Washington
Wizards +7½ - Los Angeles Lakers -7
Teased Lines Washington
Wizards +11½ - Los Angeles Lakers -3
Risking $110. to win
$100.
Bet example: 2-Team 5
point Basketball Teaser
Original lines UCLA
Bruins -9 - North Carolina Tar Heels +2
Teased Lines UCLA Bruins
-4 - North Carolina Tar Heels +7
Risking $130. to win
$100.
Bet example: 3-Team 7
point Basketball Super Teaser
Original lines Original
lines Washington Wizards +7½ - Los Angeles Lakers -7 -
UCLA Bruins over 141
Teased Lines Washington
Wizards +14½ - Los Angeles Lakers -PK -UCLA Bruins over
134
Risking $120. to win
$100.
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Pleasers (Football)
A
pleaser is a group of NFL side straight bets combined
into one bet. The difference between a pleaser and a
teaser is that with a pleaser the line you bet against
for each individual wager is moved against your favor by
6 points. Pleasers are currently only available on NFL
regular season side plays. Pleasers will not be taken
on NFL totals, NFL preseason, or NCAA football at the
current time. If the regular line is –10 and you play
a pleaser then your line would be –16.
Example
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6
Point Football Pleasers |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts for a $100 bet |
|
2 Teams |
6/1 |
$100
to win $600 |
|
3 Teams |
17/1 |
$100
to win $1700 |
|
4 Teams |
45/1 |
$100 to win $4500 |
|
5 Teams |
120/1 |
$100 to win $12000 |
|
6 Teams |
300/1 |
$100 to win $30000 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
San Diego Chargers |
+7½ |
-110 |
185 |
-110 |
|
Oakland Raiders |
-7 |
-110 |
202 |
-110 |
|
USC Trojans |
-9 |
-110 |
141 |
-110 |
|
Arizona Wildcats |
+2 |
-110 |
151 |
-110 |
Bet example: 3-Team 6
point Football Pleaser
Original lines San Diego
Chargers +7½, Oakland Raiders -7, Arizona Wildcats +2
Pleased Lines San Diego
Chargers +1½, Oakland Raiders -13, Arizona Wildcats -4
Risking $100. to win
$1700.
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Round Robins (Football, Baseball ,
Basketball and Hockey)
A Round Robin Parlay is a wager in
which three to 18 teams or totals are combined into a
single play and all possible combinations of two or
three team parlays are exhausted. They are used in all
sports except in circled games and there is no buying
points allowed. Because they are turned into 2 or 3
team parlays, the same rules apply as in a regular
parlay; for example, if the Round Robin were in 2 team
parlay combinations:
*The payoff on each 2 team parlay
is 5/13, unless money lines are involved.
*If one of the teams loses, all parlay combinations with
that team are a loss
*If one team pushes, then
all combinations with that team would turn into straight
bets.
Also, whatever the player
risks on the Round Robin must be applied to each of the
2 team parlay combinations. You can bet multiple sports
in your combinations.
Example
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Round Robin. ( A
combination of 3-5 different 2-Team Parlays) |
|
No.
of Teams |
Odds |
Payouts |
|
2 Teams |
2.6/1 |
$100 to win $260 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
| LA Clippers |
+7 |
-110 |
185 |
-110 |
|
Oakland Raiders |
-7 |
-110 |
41 |
-110 |
|
USC Trojans |
-9 |
-110 |
45 |
-110 |
Bet example: 3-Team
Round Robin distributed in $100 2-Team Parlays
LA Clippers +7,Oakland
Raiders-7 Risking $100. to win $260.
LA Clippers +7,USC Trojans -9 Risking $100. to win
$260.
Oakland Raiders -7, USC
Trojans -9 Risking $100. to win $260.
Total at Risk $300 to win $780.
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If Bets (Football, Basketball, Baseball,
and Hockey)
An If Bet consists of two straight
bets joined together by an IF CLAUSE. That is,
if the customer’s first play is a win or a push, then we
process his second wager. In If Bets the player gets
Double Action (wager goes on only if the first one
wins, ties or cancels).
Each of the bets in the If Bet must
be for the same amount or less than the first one, he
cannot change each subsequent one to a higher amount;
however, when you have money lines you have to be
careful and see if the customer is taking only dogs,
only favorites or a combinations of both.
If Bets can be used for all of the
four major sports (Football, Basketball, Baseball &
Hockey), except circled games; and there is no buying
points allowed. The advantage of placing an If Bet is
that the customer can make sure to get action on all of
the games that he is interested in. Sometimes he will
have a pending wager that hasn’t been reconciled and
there can be a game going of the board, so if he places
an If Bet he will not have any kind of problem
whatsoever.
Example
If bets are combinations
of 2 Straight Bets/Sidebets. You can use multiple sports
in your combinations.
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If Bets |
|
Combinations |
Odds for a $100 Bet |
| If win or Tie |
$110 to win $100 |
| If Win only |
$110
to win $100 |
| If Lose or Tie |
$110 to win $100
|
| If Lose only |
$110 to win $100 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
San Diego Chargers |
+7½ |
-110 |
35 |
-110 |
|
Oakland Raiders |
-7 |
-110 |
44 |
-110 |
|
USC Trojans |
-9 |
-110 |
41 |
-110 |
|
Arizona Wildcats |
+2 |
-110 |
51 |
-110 |
Bet example: 2-Team
If Bet.
If San Diego Chargers +7½
Win only Risking $110. to win $100.
Next bet: USC Trojans over 41 Risking $110 to win $100.
If the first bet is a winner then your second bet will
have action.
Reverses
These are simply two straight bets
joined together into If Bets that work in both
directions of the if clause, the risk is the same for
all the wagers in the reverse, they are used for all the
major sports except circled games, and no buying points
is allowed.
All reverse bets are double action:
the remaining bets in the sequence will be placed if the
preceding bet is a win, a “push,” or is cancelled for
any reason. An “if bet” (double action) follows the
sequence “if X wins, ties or cancels then Y.” Placing a
reverse bet will include that sequence and its
opposite: “if X wins, ties or cancels then Y” AND “if Y
wins, ties or cancels then X.” As you can see, a reverse
bet contains two “if bet” sequences, and you must lay
down or risk an equal amount for each one: an if bet for
$110 is $220 as a reverse bet.
A two team reverse bet merely
reverses the order of an initial “if bet”; however, if
there are three or more teams, then the reverse bet
would be broken down or "boxed" into all the possible
two team if bets using those three teams and each of
those if bets would be reversed. The sequence that would
be used would be, as follows:
If X wins, ties or cancels then
Y à If Y wins, ties or cancels then X
If X wins, ties or cancels then
Z à If Z wins, ties or cancels then X
If Y wins, ties or cancels then
Z à If Z wins, ties or cancels then Y
Therefore, a three team reverse is
actually going to be six separate if bets, or twelve
separate straight bets. If each of the teams in this
reverse were for $100, than the actual amount of money
that the customer must risk would be $660, or $110 on
each of the if bets, in order to win a maximum of
$1,200. The more teams selected in the reverse the more
possible combinations there will be and the higher the
amount of money that must be risked.
Example
Reverses are a
combinations of 2 If Bets . You can use multiple sports
in your combinations.
|
Reverses |
|
Combinations |
Odds for a $100 Bet |
| Win or
Tie |
$220 to win $400 |
| Win only |
$220
to win $400 |
Example
|
Teams |
Line |
Price |
Total |
Price |
|
San Diego Chargers |
+7½ |
-110 |
35 |
-110 |
|
Oakland Raiders |
-7 |
-110 |
44 |
-110 |
|
USC Trojans |
-9 |
-110 |
41 |
-110 |
|
Arizona Wildcats |
+2 |
-110 |
51 |
-110 |
Bet example: 2-Team
Reverse
If San Diego Chargers +7½
Win only Risking $110. to win $100.
IF USC Trojans over 41 Win or Tie Risking $110 to win
$100.
Risking a total of $220 to win $400
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