what is the best way to describe a reverse bet?
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Everyone describes it different
To me it is like this
$100 bet
Go 2-0 win $400
Go 1-1 lose $120
Go 0-2 lose $220Comment -
Action-Reverse Rules
In the case of Action-Reverse wagers in which $110 is wagered to win $100, the Wager Amount is the amount that can be won per wager.
Examples:- A 2-play Action-Reverse using 2 ‘$110 to win $100’ plays, depending on the outcomes, could involve between 2 and 4 individual wagers.
- A 3-play Action-Reverse using 3 ‘$110 to win $100’ plays, depending on the outcomes, could involve between 6 and 12 individual wagers.
With a $100 Action-Reverse wager, it is assumed that you are actually risking $110 to win $100 per individual wager. Therefore, the result of a 2-play $100 Action-Reverse wager could be -$220, +$400, or somewhere in between.
Your maximum potential loss amount will be restricted from your account at the time you place the wager. When all corresponding games have finished, the restricted cash will become unrestricted, and the appropriate win or loss amount will be applied to your account.
In the event that a game is cancelled, any Action-Reverse wagers with plays on the cancelled game will be reduced. A 3-play $100 Action-Reverse wager will become a 2-play $100 Action-Reverse wager. A 2-play $100 Action-Reverse wager will become a straight bet at $110 to win $100. If all plays are cancelled, you will have no action and your restricted amount will be immediately refunded.Comment -
Just look at your sportsbook rules lol
Pretty much where gold copied that fromComment -
Powder Guy your sharpComment -
It's a boxed "If-than" wager
If team A wins
Than action on team B
If team B wins
Than action on team A
Action if a tie is pretty self explanatory when you see it in the sportsbook menuComment -
just two if bets involving the same two wagers....Comment -
a reverse is 2 if win bets
if team a wins then you have an if bet on team b
if team b wins then you have an if bet on team aComment
