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jmoose
15 Nov 10 01:04
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I really don't like this rule -- why not settle it as a "dead heat" like in horseracing?

Today, for instance, in the Jets/Browns game, I traded all day and was fortunate enough to be green on both teams -- and lucked out at the end to avoid being shut out.

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Bottom_of_the_League
When: 15 Nov 10 01:08
Dead heating ties is stupid if you ask me. Proper American sports books don't do it, so why should Betfair?
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Rugbyleaguer
When: 15 Nov 10 01:09
Works both ways, sometimes it would be to your massive advantage, but it is very rare anyway.
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Nilsson Schmilsson
When: 15 Nov 10 01:24
why not settle it as a "dead heat" like in horseracing?

i may be mistaken but i think there is generally more than 2 horses in a race
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Lori
When: 15 Nov 10 04:14
or a void, like in cricket.

Oh wait, that's already the rule.
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themightymac
When: 15 Nov 10 18:03
Nothing wrong with the Rule.
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charlatan
When: 16 Nov 10 02:18
It makes it impossible to hedge a lay of the tie without going elsewhere.
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scoobytoo
When: 16 Nov 10 14:57
cud always put money up in the winning margin market-probably have to give away a bit of value but it does exist(the hedging facility)
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