I have Oak/Clev in a parlay. Clev wins, Oak is rained out - what happens?
Appreciate the help guys.
gl, gj
Appreciate the help guys.
gl, gj
If I have Oak in a 2-teamer, does this mean I get paid nothing if the other wins?
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If the OAK game is rained out, your wager reverts down to just a bet on CLEV.
Is the OAK game officially cancelled today yet? I don't think you'll get your money until it is. If you are playing online i mean.
LOL as i typed that out, the OAk game had indeed started.
My bad
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Is the OAK game officially cancelled today yet? I don't think you'll get your money until it is. If you are playing online i mean.
LOL as i typed that out, the OAk game had indeed started.
My bad
[This message has been edited by thisisbad (edited 08-18-2001).]
That applies to football and basketball but some books make it a no play in baseball. Think about it, you could get a -240 fav for no juice. Check with your man.
I thought it reverted down to a straight bet, but with your regular odds.
Like if you had Ariz -240 and someone else, and the other team got rained out, you would have ariz in a straight bet, but at -240?
I think that's how my book does it, not sure on others. Just wondering, not a biggie to me
Like if you had Ariz -240 and someone else, and the other team got rained out, you would have ariz in a straight bet, but at -240?
I think that's how my book does it, not sure on others. Just wondering, not a biggie to me
Almost every book I have ever dealt with reverts the action to the game that goes. If you made a $100 parlay, you know laid $100 to win whatever on Cleveland. If your book calls it no play, change books asap.
