It makes no sense at all if you lose any leg of any teaser and you get your money back. Again, that might be the rule, but it makes no sense. You lose a leg of any teaser you lose your money.
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It makes no sense at all if you lose any leg of any teaser and you get your money back. Again, that might be the rule, but it makes no sense. You lose a leg of any teaser you lose your money.
I keep trying to explain this....but two people in this thread keep trying to tell us it makes perfect sense.
Oh and we have two people in this thread saying it makes perfect sense to lose 3 legs on a 13 point 4 game teaser and push on the 4th...and you get your money back.
Yes, that makes perfect sense.
I am going to say this for the 734 time...if you lose any leg of any teaser, you lose. It makes zero sense to get your money back if you lose any selection on any teaser.
If a Sportsbook out there gives you your money back for losing any leg of any teaser they also must give out free blow jobs and free candy. And when you cash out they double your withdrawal amount. That is one hell of a Sportsbook
I played with Pinnacle for a solid last 10 years of my betting life. Also played at approximately 6 other online sites. I don't think any of them had such evil practices as you suggest.
Here's what mgm says on its teaser rules:
In case of a wagering tie or no action on a two-team teaser, the wager is refunded.
source: https://help.on.betmgm.ca/en/sports...off-the-board-pay-table-teasers?search=teaser
Ironically, kick, you provided this link in another forum. Thanks.
Another popular Canadian choice is Sports Interaction, and they concur:
If a game in a ‘Normal Teaser’ is voided, either by postponement, cancellation, ends in a 'push' (tie) or is refunded for whatever reason (e.g., change of venue), then your teaser will be evaluated on the remaining games left.
If you have a fucking push on the first leg of a teaser, then you're going to hold your breath and hope for zero profit if your second leg wins? There are no fucking reduced odds for a 1-team teaser that they can pay out, so it would be insanity to take customers money in such circumstances.
Tempted to ask how fucking long some people have actually been gambling in this way, but that would be provocative.
Fuck Tony Romo.
Here's what mgm says on its teaser rules:
In case of a wagering tie or no action on a two-team teaser, the wager is refunded.
source: https://help.on.betmgm.ca/en/sports...off-the-board-pay-table-teasers?search=teaser
Ironically, kick, you provided this link in another forum. Thanks.
Another popular Canadian choice is Sports Interaction, and they concur:
If a game in a ‘Normal Teaser’ is voided, either by postponement, cancellation, ends in a 'push' (tie) or is refunded for whatever reason (e.g., change of venue), then your teaser will be evaluated on the remaining games left.
- For example, a five-team teaser will automatically become a four-team teaser, etc. When this happens, your odds will be reduced accordingly from a five-team teaser to a four-team teaser and so on.
- The exception to this is a two-team teaser, which will be deemed void. If this happens, your stake will be returned if one of the remaining two selections is a tie (push).
If you have a fucking push on the first leg of a teaser, then you're going to hold your breath and hope for zero profit if your second leg wins? There are no fucking reduced odds for a 1-team teaser that they can pay out, so it would be insanity to take customers money in such circumstances.
Tempted to ask how fucking long some people have actually been gambling in this way, but that would be provocative.
Fuck Tony Romo.
