100 Points for BetOnline Teaser Payouts

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I don't believe they're listed on BetOnline's site? I tried to deposit small to see them first, but NETELLER isn't working there at the moment. Will give 100 Points to the first person funded there who can confirm NFL teaser payouts on:

3-team 6-point:
3-team 6.5 point:
3-team 7 point:
4-team 6-point:
4-team 6.5 point:
4-team 7 point:

(Please do not Google search for answer - a lot of teaser info on the net is outdated, need to build it and just x out at confirm).

Greatly appreciated and 100 points for correct info.

[Easy-Rider 66]

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Sportsbook Bet Types




<!-- |||||||||||||| Static Page's content start here |||||||||||||||||||||||||||| -->Straight

The most common type of sports wager is on the final score of a single game, known as a straight wager. One team is typically favored over another by a point spread; the favorite gives the underdog points as a head start, for betting purposes. The favorite is always indicated by a minus sign (-3) and the underdog by a plus sign (+3). The amount of points you must give or take is estimated to be the amount, which will generate equal wagering on both the underdog and the favorite. For betting purposes, the result of the game is determined by taking the actual score and subtracting points from the favorite's score or adding points to the underdog's score. So, a favorite can win the actual game but lose the bet by not covering the spread; an underdog can lose the actual game but win for betting purposes by covering the spread.
Totals

You can also bet whether the combined number of points or goals scored by the two teams in the game will be over or under the total set by the oddsmaker. For example, if the total is 42 and you believe that the combined points scored by the two teams will exceed that number, you would bet over. You would bet under if you believe the total points score will be less than 42.
Money Line

A money line is used in addition to or instead of a point spread on a match up between two teams. In this case, you must bet more to wager on the favorite. For example, the New York Yankees are a -150 favorite over the Colorado Rockies. You must "lay" $150 in order to win $100. If New York loses, you lose $150. However, you could bet on Colorado , in which case you would lay $100 in order to win $140 (10 cent line). If Colorado loses, you only lose $100, and if Colorado wins, you would win $140.offers both money line and point spread options on most sports.
Parlay

A parlay is a bet on two or more teams or selections. You can combine different sports, point spreads and money lines. In a parlay your original stake and winnings are re-invested on the next game and all selections must be correct - one loss and your parlay loses. In the event of a push (tie), game cancellation or a pitcher that you have specified not starting, the parlay reduces to the next lower number, e.g. a four-team parlay becomes a three-team parlay. A winning parlay wager will pay many times more than the initial wager.
will reduce the wager to the next lowest payoff. For example, a four-team parlay will become a three-team parlay, and a three-team parlay will become a two-team parlay. For wagering purposes, two-team parlays where there is a tie will be paid off as a straight wager.
*All money line parlays will pay up to a maximum of $150,000.
The chart below has details on open spots allowed in our parlays:

n a parlay, you may not play both sides of the same game at BetOnline.ag. If you play both sides of the same game, any winning wagers on the game will be canceled.

For example:
Denver Broncos 32 1/2
New England Patriots -3

If you play New England Patriots in a parlay, we ask you not to play Denver Broncos in another parlay, likewise if you play over 32 1/2 in one parlay we ask you not to play under 32 1/2 in another parlay.
Combination Baseball Payoffs
Decimal Conversion Chart
Because of the money line used in baseball, there are no set payoffs for tying a number of teams together in parlays.Payoffs are determined by a simple formula that changes the money line into a decimal number and combines it with the other lines in the parlay.
The first step is to change the money line into its decimal value. Use the following chart for this purpose.

For each PRICE or ODDS quote on your teams, look at their respective PAYOFFS above (to $1) and always add $1 to these payoffs.
Multiply your BET by the products of these payoffs (+$1) for your parlay return.
Example 1:
Bet $50 on Astros (-150) parlayed to Braves (+130)

Example 2:
Bet $50 on Cubs -175 parlayed to Giants +100

A Teaser is a bet on two or more teams or selections. The difference between a teaser and a parlay is that in a teaser YOU ADJUST (tease) THE LINE IN YOUR FAVOR.
For example:
If New England Patriots are favored by seven points in one game and the Buffalo Bills are favored by 10 points in a second game. A six-point, two-team teaser would adjust the point spread six points in your favor; i.e. New England would now be favored by one point (7 - 6 = 1) and Buffalo would now be favored by four points (10 - 6 = 4).
You could make a two-team, six-point teaser bet with Buffalo and New England. In this example are betting that Buffalo will win by more than four points (10 - 6 = 4) and New England will win by more than one point ( 7 - 6 = 1). In the case of a tie or push in a two-team teaser, your wager is refunded. ANY LOSS IN A TEASER CONSTITUTES A LOSS FOR THE ENTIRE WAGER.
A tie or push in a three-to-seven team teaser will reduce the wager to the next lowest level. i.e. a six-team teaser with a push becomes a five-team teaser.
VEGAS MIXED TEASERS

[Easy-Rider 66]

^ That's from BOL website under teaser rules.

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Is this on .ag? I can't find that chart, do you have a link?

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Found it now. Sent the 100 point, thanks.

[Easy-Rider 66]

Found it now. Sent the 100 point, thanks.

Thx for the points.