The team listed MUST play 16 regular season games for action. A tie is considered a loss. Max wager is $500.
Arizona over 7 +120, under 7 -140 i.e.
How can they do this? Anyone else think that keeping all money on the 7 is totally rogue?
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08-12-12 08:58 AM #1
No way this is right? The Greek NFL reg. season wins
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08-12-12 09:03 AM #2
Justin clarified it. No problem.
Last edited by Easy-Rider 66; 08-12-12 at 09:19 AM.
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08-12-12 09:04 AM #3
I think it means that if a team goes 7-8-1, it is treated as 7 wins. It is badly worded though.
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08-12-12 09:07 AM #4
I am contacting Greek to clarify.
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08-12-12 09:11 AM #5
That makes sense.
Originally Posted by Justin7
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08-12-12 09:12 AM #6
oh yea my mistake, i forgot about that...was wondering, thanks in advance Justin
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08-12-12 11:22 AM #7
its been worded like that forever Originally Posted by Justin7
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08-12-12 10:50 PM #8
Nobody will think a tie game as a win, so why did they put that sentence there in the first place?
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08-13-12 04:32 AM #9
It has been changed now, so it's all good.
Fast, but the Greek was always a top book.
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08-14-12 10:54 AM #10
The Greek confirmed that "ties count as loss" means in calculating games won. If you bet over 7, and a team goes 7-8-1, it is a push and you get your money back.
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