HAWAII @ UNLV
"NO" +220.
Someone please explain this to me. I watch a lot of football, and it's very rare of 3 unanswered scores to happen. Why isnt this "No" -220?
Cause it looks like a hell of a bet, especially for the last game of the night.
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09-19-09 06:31 PM #1
Will there be 3 unanswered scores in this game...
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09-19-09 06:33 PM #2
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09-19-09 06:34 PM #3
Actually it happens more than you think. To cover 7 they will have two for sure.
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09-19-09 06:37 PM #4
It's not that rare for it not to happen. 3 Scores happens quite a lot, thus the NO +220. As pimike said, you would think 3 scores in a row would be rare, but it's not and can happen through halftime or after one team gets out to a lead and then you have multi comeback scores.
Also for a pass happy game with Hawaii or any spread offense it happens even more.
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09-19-09 06:38 PM #5
Originally Posted by pimike
Really? Maybe im wrong, but I just dont see it happening all that much.
Guess why its called gambling..
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