Quote: bigfoot66A certain casino in town is currently offering a prop bet at -110 on one side and +120 on the other. An I right that you can bet both sides of this and lock up an over 2% win?
a. 110 to win 100
b 100 to win 120
if a wins then you spent 210 to win 210
if b wins then you spent 210 to win 220
sounds like a win to me.
Quote: GWAEa. 110 to win 100
b 100 to win 120
if a wins then you spent 210 to win 210
if b wins then you spent 210 to win 220
sounds like a win to me.
Wouldn't you be better off doing...
A. 110 to win 100
B. 95 to win 114
This way you profit regardless of the outcome.
Quote: michael99000Wouldn't you be better off doing...
A. 110 to win 100
B. 95 to win 114
This way you profit regardless of the outcome.
Using a scalpulator, this is what I get:
A. (-110) risk 100 to win 90.90
B. (+120) risk 87 to win 104
Bet all your money;)Quote: EdgeLookerUsing a scalpulator, this is what I get:
A. (-110) risk 100 to win 90.90
B. (+120) risk 87 to win 104
Quote: bigfoot66A certain casino in town is currently offering a prop bet at -110 on one side and +120 on the other. An I right that you can bet both sides of this and lock up an over 2% win?
has to be a mistake.
Quote: anonimussUnless it's something like an over41/under39 bet or something to that effect. I've never seen a skinny bookie driving a beat up car.
The South Point line for the first quarter of the Panthers game was under 7.5 for -110, over for +120. I took both sides.
Quote: bigfoot66The South Point line for the first quarter of the Panthers game was under 7.5 for -110, over for +120. I took both sides.
Typically, 1st quarter lines are -115 on each side (total of -30 for vig) --- so obviously the book meant to post it as -110 and -120 and made an error -- nice job finding it.