[Crazystupid]

Nitrogen doesn't offer listed pitchers and won't change the odds on an action bet like is standard in most books. Every gambler should be very viligant because you could get stuck like the As backers who now get terrible odds and an unknown pitcher. We are left in a vulnerable position which nitrogen will rationalize that it's customer don't care and telling you could go elsewhere to bet which is very unprofessional. Sbr you should look into this because customers are left in a helpless position. You should put this on the homepage till it changes because that will put pressure on them. Please use your influence sbr

[Optional]

That is unusual but clearly shown in their baseball rules

Pitching Changes

All bets stand regardless of any pitcher changes. Some prop bets may list the starting pitcher. In this case, the listed pitcher must start for these bets to have action.

Good warning though.

[SBR Forum]

It is unusual, but clearly listed as Optional pointed out. The news team did cover this so other MLB bettors can take notice.

Thank you for sharing with the board.

[evo34]

It is unusual, but clearly listed as Optional pointed out. The news team did cover this so other MLB bettors can take notice.

Thank you for sharing with the board.

This sounds like a free roll to me. If Kershaw gets scratched, and a bunch of people hit the other side before they take the game down, will they really pay out? Or will they invoke a "bad line" clause?

[raiders72001]

This sounds like a free roll to me. If Kershaw gets scratched, and a bunch of people hit the other side before they take the game down, will they really pay out? Or will they invoke a "bad line" clause?

Nitrogen won't free roll you. They have used this rule for years and have always paid players. They opened in 2012.

[evo34]

Nitrogen won't free roll you. They have used this rule for years and have always paid players. They opened in 2012.

Well, having an incredibly risky policy in place and not getting too terribly burned by it in three years (at least publicly) doesn't mean they won't get torched by it at some point going forward, esp. as they continue to increase limits. If/when that happens, who knows how they will react. There's a reason no other sportsbook has a policy like theirs...