So now that the World Cup is in the rd of 16 and a winner must be decided each game, when do books officially record a match as a draw? Is it only if they go to penalties, or after the 90 minutes (plus stoppage time?)
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12-06-22 10:03 AM #1
World Cup matches being recorded as draws…
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12-06-22 10:05 AM #2
90 minutes+ stoppage
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12-06-22 10:06 AM #3
It depends if you are betting regulation time 90 minutes
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12-06-22 11:00 AM #4
Thanks Laker! So my draw bet at +303 for this Spain game, now that the game is in “extra time,” should be a winner!!! Appreciate the help man.
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12-06-22 11:07 AM #5
americans don't understand soccer
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12-06-22 12:52 PM #6
There are still people who do this? lol
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12-06-22 01:48 PM #7
I understand it...bunch of gay pansies flopping. Ruining an otherwise exciting sport.
Originally Posted by cincinnatikid513
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12-06-22 02:29 PM #8
For betting purposes it's 90 minutes.
I believe for all time record keeping purposes a loss in extra time goes down as a win or a loss but a game that goes to penalties is a draw.
I'm pretty sure about that but not 100% sure about a game decided in extra time (sure that penalties deciding a match is considered a draw).
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