Should a 'PUSH' count towards meeting your rollover ?

rm18 · 10-21-09, 03:43 PM

no, especially since some things have such a high chance of pushing like football quarter bets it is not fair to the book

patswin · 10-21-09, 03:48 PM

Yes why not I would think most places would count it

HedgeHog · 10-21-09, 04:10 PM

IMO yes, because funds are at risk. Books treat this differently, however.

tripp · 10-21-09, 04:11 PM

No

jpete1966 · 10-21-09, 04:15 PM

I would think so. The $$ is still at risk.

Slim · 10-21-09, 04:28 PM

Yes.

robmpink · 10-21-09, 04:34 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

You know, bet 110 --> 100 on Team A-3; Team A wins by 3, push.

Should the 100 count towards your rollover requirement ?

I say so. You are risking the money. You don't know if you will push.

pavyracer · 10-21-09, 05:05 PM

Always buy the hook. No excuse to push.

HedgeHog · 10-21-09, 05:21 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Always buy the hook. No excuse to push.

Thanks, Pavy. I'll make sure to buy off the 5 in Football. And off the 206 in NBA Totals.

poker_dummy101 · 10-21-09, 05:22 PM

yes it should count

StraitShooter · 10-21-09, 05:25 PM

I tell you what

This depends on the individual books house roll rules

Each can differ

Good question..But I normally bury my roll a little extra each time to be sure

Bluehorseshoe · 10-21-09, 05:26 PM

Of course it should count.

BigDaddy · 10-21-09, 06:31 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

You know, bet 110 --> 100 on Team A-3; Team A wins by 3, push.

Should the 100 count towards your rollover requirement ?

100% it should count.

funds were at risk

now if the game was no actioned then it shouldn't count

i had a book pull this stunt with me one time

skybook

will never bet at that book again.

BestPlay2day · 10-21-09, 06:37 PM

Hell yes it should count. Funds were at risk, and game played. If you bet on a baseball game and it gets rained out, that's another story and shouldn't count as part of your rollover requirement.

Shortstop · 10-22-09, 03:01 AM

Yes, I think it should count, but most books don't agree.

CS-Cedrick · 10-22-09, 03:07 AM

I disagree, you're virtually not risking anything since you get refunded (if it's an official push)

tblues2005 · 10-22-09, 03:47 AM

I think it should because you did risk it in the first place. I think different books have different rules on this one.

firedawg · 10-22-09, 05:47 AM

i sont think many books would count it

hoopster42 · 10-22-09, 05:59 AM

yes, money risked regardless of final result.....if a win counts as money towards rollover why not a push?

PASS IT ON · 10-22-09, 06:28 AM

Originally posted by tblues2005

I think it should because you did risk it in the first place. I think different books have different rules on this one.

+1

Reload · 10-22-09, 06:41 AM

I feel it should but I imagine the rules can differ. My take on it is that you risked the money and had a solid chance of losing it, so why should it not count?