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Believe they specify your FP must be a moneyline bet or total. No PK allowed.
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Mikail
SBR Posting Legend
07-19-09
21689
#5
OK thanks EP
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Mikail
SBR Posting Legend
07-19-09
21689
#6
just to be clear. If I bet soccer team A pk against soccer team B and the final is 0-0 the bet is a push. Right? If I bet ML and it ended in a draw that's a loss because ML is a 3 way bet? Win lose or draw. Pk is win or lose. This is correct right? I am not very familiar with soccer wagers.
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TWEETS
SBR MVP
10-22-08
2114
#7
Usually a push on a Freeplay is a loss
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EaglesPhan36
SBR Aristocracy
12-06-06
71662
#8
Originally posted by Mikail
just to be clear. If I bet soccer team A pk against soccer team B and the final is 0-0 the bet is a push. Right? If I bet ML and it ended in a draw that's a loss because ML is a 3 way bet? Win lose or draw. Pk is win or lose. This is correct right? I am not very familiar with soccer wagers.
Yes, PK gives you your money back in a draw situation. BetPhoenix I know for sure stipulates in their freeplay rules that it is moneylines between -200 and +200 and then totals I believe only.
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Bill Dozer
www.twitter.com/BillDozer
07-12-05
10894
#9
A lot of books see the FP as a free shot. Once you fire it, it's over but a lot will also give you a new credit if you call and ask nicely. They realize people are using to having their risk back on pushes.
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me-first
SBR MVP
05-01-10
1054
#10
Every book, except Cris/BetDSI, will return you free play if/when a push occurs, including BetPhoenix..
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Money
SBR Wise Guy
08-28-07
663
#11
freeplays are lost on a tie usually.
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gryfyn1
SBR MVP
03-30-10
3285
#12
Originally posted by EaglesPhan36
Yes, PK gives you your money back in a draw situation. BetPhoenix I know for sure stipulates in their freeplay rules that it is moneylines between -200 and +200 and then totals I believe only.
No you can make any straight wager, but if its a straight money line wager then it can only be on +/- 200, spread wagers are straight wagers.
The Free Play bonus can be used only on Straight wagers and Parlays of up to 3 teams, on any sport, however no futures or props are allowed.
Free Plays can be used on Money lines between -200 and +200; BetPhoenix.com reserves the right to deny any wager that exceeds these limits.
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mdemps9190
SBR MVP
11-08-07
1957
#13
pushed on a rebatewager freeplay...didn't get i back