What is PK in Point Spread soccer?

[juanego]

I see that it would be point spread to favorites and underdog, but does it mean that Tie or Win??? Because why else would there be both PK and ML but with different outcomes?!

[ok now what]

PK is "pick 'em" - means there's no point spread on that specific event. The team you choose wins it outright, you win the bet outright.

[yisman]

and it's different than ML because if you take PK and it's a draw, your bet is refunded

[Ace_of_Spades]

Its a push if its a draw, or a win if the specific team you picked wins.

[mtxj30]

ty i never understood this either

[thealfa]

so PK is technically a moneyline as well but if it's a draw, it's a push. isn't moneyline a push also if it's a draw?

Its a push if its a draw, or a win if the specific team you picked wins.

[JOHON8]

In soccer, PK is betting the team to win outright. A draw is a push and the bet is refunded, BUT... the price will be worse than the ML. With the ML you have the risk of the match ending in a draw and losing your bet.

[Ace_of_Spades]

so PK is technically a moneyline as well but if it's a draw, it's a push. isn't moneyline a push also if it's a draw?

No. The odds vary when you get a PK.

[juanego]

Thank you all very much, BOL