Education needed regarding lines

[MAB]

5dimes advertises the following:

We have officially expanded our reduced juice offerings to all NBA and NCAA basketball games. These offerings will be available through the NBA finals. All games will be available with 10-cent sides, 10-cent moneylines, and 10-cent totals.

I thought 10 cent sides means:
Team A: +1½ -105
Team B: -1½ -105

But the lines for NCAA games on 5dimes are:
Team A: +1½ -110
Team B: -1½ -110

Is -105/-105 actually a called a nickel line? I guess I've always misunderstood the terminology. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated.

[durito]

You are correct, a 10 cent line is -105.

I don't play at five dimes, so I'm not sure how the -105 is going. But, I believe it has a $500 limit.

[cobra_king]

MAB
Go to where it says reduced under the Basketball heading. It is there where you will find the dime line with a $500 limit. You can bet it again for $500 if the line changes. Hope that helps you out.

[The HG]

Right, MAB, on 5Dimes, click on "reduced" under basketball and you will see all the NBA and NCAA full game spreads, money lines, and totals, and all with -105 juice.

[MAB]

I'm looking but I just can see "reduced" anywhere. Do you see it once you get to the betting menu? thx.

[Ganchrow]

I'm looking but I just can see "reduced" anywhere. Do you see it once you get to the betting menu? thx.

5 dimes tends not to release their dime lines until later in the day (although in baseball, they do release their nickel lines overnight).

[LT Profits]

MAB,

5 Dimes puts up their reduced lines at approximately 12 Noon ET. They were up a little earlier for the early-tip games only today.