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ThomasJ

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Can you explain that theory to me please? I don`t quite understand it.:shrug:

Thanks.:0008

Yes I can and it's fairly simple if we both bet a 100 bucks on the game you win and your payout is 90.90 I lose and pay a 100. We both bet the same amount but you win 10 bucks less than you bet I lost the original hundred I wagered. You paid the vig. Lots will argue well you won so you didn't pay the juice which is wrong as you can see above, we both expected to win but the juice always comes from winners share. That's how vegas was built, lol.
 

ThomasJ

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Technically, he isn't saying you don't pay it when you win ... It just doesn't matter. :0074

I know what he's saying The S but it does matter cause the juice is the equalizer, if you win 10 grand you've also paid the book 1000 bucks and there's no reason to be comfortable with that. That's why gamblers have always hated bookies
 

Skanoochies

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You`re still confusing me. With my local, last week I wagered $100 on Sea. -6. I won and he paid me $100. My buddy bet $100 with the same guy and lost (different team). He paid the book $110.

What kind of book or offshore are you dealing with? Just not grasping it.:shrug:

Thanks again.
 

ThomasJ

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If you would have lost you would have paid 110 or your bookies retarded.

This is pretty basic and it's been this way forever and everywhere

you bet 110 to win a hundred

you bet 110 and lose you lose 110

You both bet the same amount 110 dollars one guy loses his 110 dollar bet the other wins 100 effectively paying the vig. The winner always pay the juice regardless that he won, the 10 dollars is taken out of his winnings. You both have the same expectation when you place your bet
 
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