soccer betting rules question

[j0hnnyv]

If you take a side and it ends up a tie..does your bet ALWAYS lose or push? Are some books different? I know they put odds on DRAW for a reason.

I bet Villareal last night on BETJM at +180 and it ended up 1-1 and it was graded as a LOSS. just making sure everythings on the up and up.

Thanks in advance to you soccer sharps, I know there are more than a few on here...im a newb.

[Iwinyourmoney]

Lose,
thats why u can bet the draw option

[Justin7]

If you take a side and it ends up a tie..does your bet ALWAYS lose or push? Are some books different? I know they put odds on DRAW for a reason.

I bet Villareal last night on BETJM at +180 and it ended up 1-1 and it was graded as a LOSS. just making sure everythings on the up and up.

Thanks in advance to you soccer sharps, I know there are more than a few on here...im a newb.

There are 2 kinds of normal bets in soccer.

There is the 3-way line. This offers a bet on the "draw". If it has this option and the game ends in a tie, all bets on a team to win will lose (and the draw will be a winner).

The other option is the "handicap". You have 2 choices, sometimes with a spread. If there is no "tie" option, a push will refund your money.

[j0hnnyv]

ok thats what I figured. the only options on betjm it seems are the 3way the last cpl days.