Please explain in detail how this prop is graded. Blount vs Lynch rushing yards

[seaborneq]

L.Blount
vs. M.Lynch
rush. yards L.Bl. +29½ -105
M.Ly. -29½-125

If Blount rushes for 70 and Lynch rushes for 100 yards, does that mean the Lynch prop wins? You are not actually adding 29.5 to Blount or subtracting 29.5 from Lynch. I always get confused with these props. So much different than sides and totals. Am I right in this thinking? Feedback.

[Chi_archie]

Yes, it is just like sides

lynch needs to "win" by 30 or more rushing yards to cover

[LT Profits]

It is EXACTLY the same as a point spread. Lynch is -29.5 yards. So given your scenario, Lynch wins by one-half "point" (yard).

[Chi_archie]

Lunch could run for 29 yards and Blount get 2 carries for 0 yards and Blount still wins the bet and covers the spread

[smitch124]

If Lynch is caught smoking a Blount the bet is cancelled.

[Chi_archie]

Also if Blount gets Lynched the bet gets canceled

[smitch124]

Also if Blount gets Lynched the bet gets canceled

I have yes on a prop where both things happen, has a pretty high payoff.

[lakerboy]

Wow

[LT Profits]

If Lynch is caught smoking a Blount the bet is cancelled.

This is a real possibility.

[Plopowitz]

So to bet lynch winning by 30 or more yards still has to lay -$125 ???

[blittydeuce]

I have yes on a prop where both things happen, has a pretty high payoff.

Smitchayyy!!

[seaborneq]

yes you have to lay a lot of juice. But the books are NOT giving away free money, so there is a good chance it happens

[crackerjack]

Welcome to the world of sports betting, seaborn. You're in for a wild ride!