PK vs moneyline

[chemist]

Is there ever a situation where a bet with a spread of "pk" will ve graded differently than the moneyline? For example, Colts vs Ravens pinny has
Colts pk -106 ML -107
Ravens pk -107 ML -103
Is Colts pk -106 just like the moneyline only better odds?

[acarmelo1]

PK and ML same thing just choose the one with better odds

[Chi_archie]

if one of the rare nfl ties, that we see once every 3 or 4 years occurred... wouldn't pk be a push and ml be a loss?

[acarmelo1]

can NFL game end in tie??

Yeah and the PK will be a push in that case
Ml will probable be a lost

[Chi_archie]

yes nfl can end in a tie, see cin vs philly last year, and steelers vs falcons a few years back

[rm18]

ML can push too

[acarmelo1]

ok some sportsbook have this rule

ML only counts till the end of the fourth qtr so if at the end of the fourth quarter there is a tie is counted as a push

PK counts OverTime

[chemist]

Ok, so there could be some difference depending on sportsbook rules, but most places they are the same. Pinny rules state

1. For wagering purposes, winners and losers are determined by the final score (including overtime), provided that the game has gone at least 55 minutes.

So there should be no difference. Actually the discrepancy was bigger right after the odds on the spread changed. For about a minute they were close to offering a scalp. I conclude when pinny changes the odds on the pointspread then all the alt lines adjust automatically, but the ML doesn't adjust automatically.