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dannymark
18 Jul 12 18:01
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Does this mean that if one side wins by a single goal then the game is scored as a draw? as in 2-1 becomes 1-1?

Apologies for being stupid if this isn't the case, I have just not come across this before.

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The Magic Flea
When: 18 Jul 12 18:02
asian h'cap or straight h'cap?
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dannymark
When: 18 Jul 12 18:06
straight i presume. it doesnt say asian. its on skybet
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The Magic Flea
When: 18 Jul 12 18:08
ok. it means that the match starts at 0-1. So the home team has to win by 2 clear goals to cover the handicap. If they win by one goal, draw or lose the match the bet loses
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dannymark
When: 18 Jul 12 18:17
Thanks. I thought that was the Fav-1. Not the draw-1.
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The Magic Flea
When: 18 Jul 12 18:18
it is the fave -1, so they start with a goal h'cap (0-1)
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dannymark
When: 18 Jul 12 18:20
sorry for my stupidity, but how is the draw -1 the same bet as the fav -1? i'm not saying you're wrong, i'm just confused. Don't worry if im wasting your time
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