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Only under "Match odds (listed)"
All other listed markets assume the pitchers from that market. |
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All I can see in the "rules" tab on the "Match Odds (Listed) market is this;
Which team will win? If either of these named pitchers fail to start the game for any reason ALL BETS PLACED ON THIS MARKET WILL BE VOID. Each teams starting pitcher is defined by the pitcher that throws the initial pitch of the game for each team. Extra innings are included if played. |
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Look in the brackets next to the team names
Atlanta (B Beachy) Colorado (U Jimenez) |
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Ah I see it now - thanks. If you are actually in that specific market you can't see those brackets, but if you're in market overview you can.
Cheers |
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Interesting, I can see them but I have all the other zone type stuff turned off so don't get an overview feature as I understand it.
Probably worth an email or a post in site feedback... not going to get much response if recent times are anything to go by but it's definitely something they should change. Just to clarify, I go to "Baseball", "Fixtures 19 July" "ATL @ COL" "Match Odds" How do you get an overview/specific market (I'm not sure how to generate the other option to what I'm doing - I hear about people moaning about the new football layout too but nothing's changed for me, so am genuinely curious as to other ways to view the site) |
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Ok, I found how you're doing it. Baseball zone then specific market.
You're right, that's really poor! |