-1 Runline

[freebie]

I know Pinny offers -1 RL for bases. And someone here also mentioned bet365 offers -1 RL, but when I checked their lines I don't see the -1 RL option.

Do I have to login to see it or Bet365 doesn't offer it?

any other books offer -1 RL for bases?

Thanks

[Doug]

Do a search. You can bet ML and RL anywhere to get -1 line.

[Doug]

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RPM said...
Doug,

i would love to see that formula!


Here's a made-up example of how to make a -1 line : Numbers may not reflect actual odds on what happens when going +/- 1.5 runs with a +175/ -185 game, I made the line up quick.

Boston +175 +1.5 -115
NYY -185 -1.5 +105

You want NYY, but don't want to lay -185, and will take a push if they win by one, instead of a loss laying -1.5 runs.

take the ML ( 185) divide it into 100. That's 100 divided by 185, which = .5405 .5405 is your multiplier.

add 1 to the multiplier to get 1.5405

divide that into 1. That's 1 divided by 1.5405= .6491
Where basing this on a $100 bet, so multiply .6491 X100= 64.91

That's what you bet on ML

64.91 at -185= 35.09

you take the ML payoff ( 35.09) and bet it on RL

35.09 at +105= 36.84

so you have:

64.91= 35.09 on ML
35.09= 36.84 on -1.5 RL
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100= 71.93

100 divided by 71.93 gives you a -1 line of -139


If NYY win by one you win the ML for 35.09 and lose that 35.09 on RL for a profit/ loss of zero. It's not too difficult once you do it a few times.

You effectively make a -1 line at any book or combination of books.

Don't credit me, credit RX'er Illini.

[carlos vincente]

wow doug, that was impressive. i should be using that often. thanks alot!

[Ganchrow]

This is the spreadsheet I had posted with respect to synthesizing ±1 run lines.

[Doug]

wow doug, that was impressive. i should be using that often. thanks alot!

It's not my original idea, learned from Illini at RX.

[ourbet]

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[RickySteve]

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