someone explain to me please!!

**TurkzZ** · 11-03-09, 08:11 PM

lol no problem dude,

Basically there is 3 results in football , 1(Home Team) X (Draw / Tie) 2(Away Team)

There is "Draw no Bet" (DNB) plays which means if there is a tie you get your wager back. So if you played Chelsea DNB today you would of got your wager back

There are Asian Handicap plays where you can add or minus a goal much like US sport buying points etc. For example if you Took Chelsea -0 (Asian Handicap) you would of got your wager back, if you played Chelsea +0.5 (Asian Handicap) you would of won even at a tie. DONT MIX ASIAN HANDICAP with normal Handicap (I never use normall (european) handicap bets). Try to stick with Asian Handicap and use a book that offers it.

In US book use the term PK i belive, which works the same as DNB (Draw no bet)

There are also Over 2.5 goals and Under 2.5 goal plays (you can adjust the goal line at some books) so for example today Chelsea Finnished 2-2, if you played Over 2.5 you would of won the bet. Another example, Juventus game ended 0-1, Under 2,5 goals would be a winning play.

Any other question , we be happy to help

also check out:

http://sportsgambling.about.com/od/bettingonothersports/a/soccer.htm

**allwater334** · 11-03-09, 08:58 PM

Thanks for the help but where I bet, I didnt see anything besides

madrid + (whatever they were)

Draw (whatever it was)

Chelsea -125

so what is a draw, I read that site that u posted and it said "your team must win" if I bet the draw option...I guess I dont even know what a "draw" is if it doesnt mean tie..my book probably had asian handicap but it probably wasnt posted until after I went to sleep and made my chelsea bet so I will have to check that out another time

**TurkzZ** · 11-03-09, 09:33 PM

basically in soccer at the end of 90 minutes if the score is equal its a Draw/Tie, and the game ends as a draw, no over time no extra time unless its a knockout competition, but the bet you make , win/loss/draw or whatever is only over the 90 mins. So basically unlike in US sports, there is 3 possible outcomes of soccer game, one being a draw if the score at the end of the 90 minutes is equal.

Which book are you using?

**allwater334** · 11-03-09, 09:38 PM

im using betus...im going to give u all my points bc I dont care about them anyways and u have helped me more than anybody

**TurkzZ** · 11-03-09, 10:18 PM

thanks dude, if theres anything else you need help with feel free to ask, also stick around the soccer section, theres plenty of good cappers here to help make you some $$$$

**jasonw** · 11-03-09, 11:00 PM

Originally posted by TurkzZ

thanks dude, if theres anything else you need help with feel free to ask, also stick around the soccer section, theres plenty of good cappers here to help make you some $$$$

where can you place DNB and asian bets? Im at betjam and i cant even bet the over/under on soccer games. any recommendations on a new book? im at BJ for the good rep with payouts...

**tbill11** · 11-03-09, 11:47 PM

5Dimes usually has pretty good soccer lines, although they aren't the best. I believe that European books have the best lines, Bet365 and Betfair mainly. For Americans though, I love 5Dimes' options

**EaglesPhan36** · 11-04-09, 12:11 AM

Go 5 Dimes or BetPhoenix. BetJam & Carib are good for the major sports, but stink for soccer.

**tbill11** · 11-04-09, 01:27 AM

Yeah I just realized that 450 SBR points gets $50 at BetPhoenix which would be great for soccer for me right now. My accounts are at like, $25 total haha

**TurkzZ** · 11-04-09, 06:25 AM

Is it possible for your guys to Join ASIAN books like 188?,

**mariomonte** · 11-04-09, 10:41 AM

Originally posted by TurkzZ

Is it possible for your guys to Join ASIAN books like 188?,

All Asias I know are blocked for US access - which has the nice advantage that their US-sports odds are often quite "off", i.e. profitable.
You even have to be cautious not to use a US proxy to avoid giving them any excuses.

Betphoenix and 5dimes, though, offer quite decent and occasionally top market soccer odds.

**mariomonte** · 11-04-09, 10:48 AM

Originally posted by jasonw

where can you place DNB and asian bets?

Betphoenix and 5dimes offer Asian Handicaps - and thus regularly pk, i.e. DNB bets.
Note though, that you can easily simulate any Asian Handicap between +0.5 and -0.5 with the 1x2 odds.
E.g. if you have 1x2 bets of +200 each, you can simply put 1/3 of your wager on the draw and you get a DNB bet of +100.

**infamousbacardi** · 11-04-09, 12:11 PM

Hey guys...a lot of US players here it sounds!? Haha...I'm a U.S. tipster and I mostly use Bookmaker on my soccer action...they have a lot of leagues offered, which is a great plus...and, odds are pretty good...something to think about. Most books that are you U.S. friendly offer DnB bets as "(pick)" bets...it is listed where the goal line (handicap) would be. I think Turkzz mentioned it above...but yeah, that's the case.

**sprn** · 11-04-09, 12:30 PM

Originally posted by tbill11

Yeah I just realized that 450 SBR points gets $50 at BetPhoenix which would be great for soccer for me right now. My accounts are at like, $25 total haha

Can you trade your SBR points for money at different books?

**mihaita666** · 11-04-09, 12:54 PM

best bookie for asian handicaps is pinnacle, no contest. but i dont know if they accept americans

**mihaita666** · 11-04-09, 12:57 PM

Originally posted by sprn

Can you trade your SBR points for money at different books?

no, but you can buy freeplays and real cash at many bookies, take a look at the sbr store.

**demize21** · 11-04-09, 01:00 PM

Originally posted by mihaita666

best bookie for Asian handicaps is pinnacle, no contest. but i don't know if they accept Americans

unfortunately they dont but what if you have an address outside the us will it work or do they detect ip address????

**mariomonte** · 11-04-09, 01:33 PM

Originally posted by demize21

unfortunately they dont but what if you have an address outside the us will it work or do they detect ip address????

Just use a non-US proxy when placing your bets and you're on the safe side.