I placed a run line bet on yankees (-1.5 runs today) and my sportsbook say they won't pay because the game only went 7 innings so the 6-0 win doesn't count??? Is this normal or should they pay?
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07-18-12 10:12 PM #1
Sport payoff ruling question??? help plz
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07-18-12 10:26 PM #2
Correct, Money Line is a Winner, Totals and Run Lines are refunds. Money Lines are official when the game is official, which is after 5 innings (4.5 innings if home team is winning). Totals and Run Lines are official after 9 innings.
Originally Posted by BreakdaBank
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07-18-12 10:32 PM #3
Ok, what about a grand salami type bet, I bet the home teams would score more runs than visitors today. Would that shortened game negate that wager and if not would the 6-0 total be included, because it looks like they are not going to pay it either
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07-18-12 10:54 PM #4
At 99% of books, Grand Salami requires ALL games to go at least 8.5 innings. Originally Posted by BreakdaBank
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