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Isn't it the handicap?
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yes
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So what is the point of the question?
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good question
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And the answer?
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betfair told me it is the same as the 'total runs' market
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All bets on 'Total runs' or 'Run line' markets will be void unless there has been at least 9 innings completed (8 1/2 if the home team is ahead) except those on market which have been unconditionally determined.
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Joel
Think you might have found a Prof J.Moriarty. |
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However it is a sneaky little proviso, that sometimes gives a nicer value , the conditions though don't warrant the 'extra'.
bit the same as All-In before close of acceptances, could do your money without batter batter batter making a swing. |
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why would it be all bets 'total runs' or 'run line' markets
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if they were the same market, it would just say market
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I would call them but i suggest they might be 'clueless' unless you get someone who is chewing tobacco and knows the sport.
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They're two different markets but the same rule applies to them
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BTW(have taken a sniff of NY & Red Sox in the World Series)
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'run line' always means -1.5/+1.5 handicap.
betfair telling me 'run line' market is the same market as the 'totals' market |
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todays bos@nyy only went 6 innings
betfair settled the -1.5/+1.5(run line) market and voided the 'total runs' market |
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Was it unconditionally determined?
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baseball rules:
All bets on 'Total runs' or 'Run line' markets will be void unless there has been at least 9 innings completed (8 1/2 if the home team is ahead) except those on market which have been unconditionally determined. |
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Seems like they have messed up.....
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and they've unconditionally determined to settle one market and void the other
when both markets are subject to the same rule |
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stinks
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"screw the product, what we need is to spend more on advertising?"
- betfair |
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! not ? above
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and to say to me
"your -1.5/+1.5 bet is not a 'run line' bet, a 'run line' bet is just another name for 'total runs'" is annoying the -1.5/+1.5 is the 'run line' market referred to in the rules and should be voided if the game doesn't go 9 innings |
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and to say to me
"your -1.5/+1.5 bet is not a 'run line' bet, a 'run line' bet is just another name for 'total runs'" is annoying May be annoying but it is accurate. If somebody asked me whats the run line bet in baseball, i woulda thought the answer was o/u 7,o/u 8, o/u 9 total runs in the game (or whatever the lucky number for the day is)............Im never going to say its plus or minus 1.5 runs........thats the handicap. It's kinda obvious. |
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everyone who bets on baseball knows what the 'run line' is
google baseball run line ffs nice try though |
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its kinda obvious you dont know what you're talking about
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Change BASEBALL to BASKETBALL............both games have a line bet and both games have a totals bet............Now just go over it in your head and try and convince yourself that what you are saying is not silly.
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upon reflection..............you may need a pen and paper
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the spread/handicap in baseball is called the 'run line', its 1.5 every time.
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betfair should of voided bets on the 'run line' market on mondays bos@nyy game
All bets on 'Total runs' or 'Run line' markets will be void unless there has been at least 9 innings completed (8 1/2 if the home team is ahead) except those on market which have been unconditionally determined. |
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Did you email them? When you call you'll get someone in Australia I guess who doesn't know the rules....at least if you email you might get someone in the UK who might be more clued up.
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the operator was only going off what he was told, he did put me on hold and talk to someone else
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On the markets for tomorrows games it doesn't say Runline anywhere...it just has handicaps?
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its in the betfair rules though
All bets on 'Total runs' or 'Run line' markets will be void unless there has been at least 9 innings completed (8 1/2 if the home team is ahead) except those on market which have been unconditionally determined. and by saying "'total runs' or 'run line' markets" would indicate to me they're referring to 2 separate markets. so what is the 'run line' refer to? google 'baseball run line' |
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Nugg
check your messages. |
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