issue previously in here was resolved - please remove this post and the post in baseball forum titled "Rolling wager with parlay - advice needed" -- thanks.
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Hi Remmy, unfortunately BetJam is right here. All parts would have had to win for the rolling wager to subsequently take effect. If it had been an "if win or push" wager you'd obviously have your next rolling wager take effect. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that next rolling wager turned out to be a win in this case
If you have any other questions or scenarios feel free to share and I'll be glad to help you out if I can. Cheers...
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someone please delete this thread --- thanksComment -
Why would you delete this? This is an interesting issue which I haven't seen discussed previously. The forum is a place to publicly discuss sportsbook topics. If you need private help, use e-mail.Comment -
What was Remmy's original post here? I didn't see this thread until after he edited his post in both forums. Was this a case where he played an open parlay, and his latest play pushed?Comment -
if anyone is curious -- here are the facts.
1) 2 team parlay placed on 2 mlb RL's
2) placed a rolling wager 'IF WIN ONLY' off the 2 teamer
3) 1 game of parlay was cancelled, the other won
4) because the winnings generated from the 1 game (turned into a straight bet) was enough to cover the $ risked in (2) above on the rolling wager, the rolling wager stood even though 1/2 games was cancelled and it was a 'WIN ONLY"
this is the rule at betjm.Comment