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howardisawinker
30 Aug 11 19:06
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Is there an equivalent to laying a team that bookmakers do for football bets?
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Report TheVis August 30, 2011 7:47 PM BST
Yes, double chance - team x + draw, though I assume laying team Y on an exchange is generally more efficient.
Report sevey August 30, 2011 7:48 PM BST
Asian Handicaps or Straight Handicapp Betting
Report howardisawinker August 30, 2011 9:15 PM BST
Great, thanks
Report howardisawinker August 30, 2011 9:46 PM BST
So if, for example, I want to lay Man U in Man U v Arsenal, would I bet Arsenal +0.5, giving me a win if either Arsenal win or it's a draw? What's Arsenal +0.25/0.75 etc?
Report sevey August 31, 2011 8:55 AM BST
Yes you are correct on the 1/2 goal market but Arsenal were 6/4 plus the half goal so why bet with the high street gang when you just lay Man utd at 1/2 on here means your are backing the Away team at 2/1 instead of backing a 6/4 chance
Report Betfair-Donk August 31, 2011 2:10 PM BST
Just lay on here.  Backing +0.5 or doing the double is far worse odds than laying on here would be in most cases.
Report temporaryname August 31, 2011 6:01 PM BST
To answer the question about Asian Handicaps, Arsenal +.25 means half is settled at +0, so draw no bet and half at +.5, so you win if Arsenal does not lose. And +.75 is half at +.5, sp no draw no bet, and half at +1, so no bet if Arsenal lose by exactly one goal.
Its quite hard to understand at first.
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