can i bet the nets -2.5 +113 and the bucks -2 +120 in the same sportsbook? or they can cancel the bets?
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06-11-21 10:40 AM #1
can i bet the 2 sides at different odds in the same sportsbook?
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06-11-21 10:51 AM #2
Yes. They are not going to notice most of the time or care. If you make a strategy of it, they will not appreciate it or may say you are a professional bettor or may not count those bets toward your rollover if you have one. I would not make a habit of it.
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06-11-21 10:55 AM #3
I think the books would love you making those bets
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06-11-21 11:17 AM #4
lmao this guy has no edge
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06-11-21 11:32 AM #5
You can do that. They'd probably start throwing you parties.
Originally Posted by iwantcougars
100/120
103.28/116.72
Your win is $16.72. You are risking 203.28 to get that and will lose that if either team wins by 1 or 2. That's like betting -1225 odds. I'd have to check, but I'd venture that more than 8% of games are decided by 1 or 2. This is not going to be a profitable strategy if the lines are at the same book at the same time. The books are not that dumb.
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