If you make the line for a game, can you remove it later on? Say you want the Red Sox at -110 for $500 and you make the line. Can you take it off the betting market if you no longer like your odds? What if a pitcher gets hurt and the sportsbooks' lines are shifting and suddenly it's a steal for anyone who bets the other team on your line?
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If no one has accepted your wager you can take your money off of the market.Comment -
what if someone accepts it but not for the full amount? I can take the rest off still?Comment -
Try it out, it is pretty easy to figure out, couple reps and you will get the hang of it.Comment -
Yes! Try it out!
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"What if a pitcher gets hurt and the sportsbooks' lines are shifting and suddenly it's a steal for anyone who bets the other team on your line?"
All wager offers are cancelled when this happens. By Matchbook rule listed pitchers must start or all bets are off. When the new pitcher is listed, the market is open for new offers.Comment -
I have a question. As everyone know that we can make any odds we want in matchbook. However, can we also make the lines we want? If yes, how?Comment -
Yes, you can offer odds up to a certain amount, I believe 10,000 to 1 or something, I'm not sure. You can pretty do the same laying odds. Every now and then someone offers ridiculous odds hoping someone will accidentally take them.
It's probably not worth the time, and a greaseball move to do that IMO.
But you can offer a wide variety of odds.Comment -
You cannot make different lines.Comment -
You can request for them to put up alternate lines, though. They did it for me during olympic hockey, although I'm sure I wasn't the only one requesting them.Comment
