What is the rules on Total if an NFL game tie?

**DrStale** · 10-31-11, 11:11 PM

Dont understand the question. What does the over/under have to do with who wins?

**QuangX** · 10-31-11, 11:13 PM

if no one wins a ngl game in overtime which results in a tie. Would your total bet on under/over still count?

**DrStale** · 10-31-11, 11:15 PM

Of course. Total has nothing to do with who wins.

**beerman2619** · 10-31-11, 11:16 PM

**InTheDrink** · 10-31-11, 11:24 PM

Quang go back to studying

Or even better go ahead and drop out and get a gig at your local factory on the graveyard shift.

**mr.ed** · 10-31-11, 11:27 PM

All bets are refunded, both totals and sides alike, as there was no clear victor in the game.

Vegas actually enjoys an occasional tie, as it provides them the opportunity of seeing ALL of their clients at the betting windows to get their refunds. They use tie games to build comraderie with their clients as generally both sides are in a reasonably good mood and are more willing to have some friendly banter.

**Ace_of_Spades** · 10-31-11, 11:29 PM

Pretty sure OT is included in Totals betting. No tie, ended 43.

**InTheDrink** · 10-31-11, 11:33 PM

Originally posted by mr.ed

All bets are refunded, both totals and sides alike, as there was no clear victor in the game.

Vegas actually enjoys an occasional tie, as it provides them the opportunity of seeing ALL of their clients at the betting windows to get their refunds. They use tie games to build comraderie with their clients as generally both sides are in a reasonably good mood and are more willing to have some friendly banter.

My new favorite poster

**DrStale** · 10-31-11, 11:34 PM

Originally posted by mr.ed

All bets are refunded, both totals and sides alike, as there was no clear victor in the game.

Vegas actually enjoys an occasional tie, as it provides them the opportunity of seeing ALL of their clients at the betting windows to get their refunds. They use tie games to build comraderie with their clients as generally both sides are in a reasonably good mood and are more willing to have some friendly banter.

What? There doesn't need to be a victor on a totals bet.

**yisman** · 10-31-11, 11:36 PM

Originally posted by mr.ed

All bets are refunded, both totals and sides alike, as there was no clear victor in the game.

Vegas actually enjoys an occasional tie, as it provides them the opportunity of seeing ALL of their clients at the betting windows to get their refunds. They use tie games to build comraderie with their clients as generally both sides are in a reasonably good mood and are more willing to have some friendly banter.

Winner!

Originally posted by DrStale

What? There doesn't need to be a victor on a totals bet.

**ehp6737** · 10-31-11, 11:58 PM

Yikes

**yisman** · 11-01-11, 01:02 PM

This was my favorite thread of Monday.