Rain delay to the rescuee yet again!!

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Finally on the right side of a rain delay. Drinking that space jam juice in the locker room.

RiggedNation · Answer

Finally on the right side of a rain delay. Drinking that space jam juice in the locker room.

devildare · Answer

crazy, 6-0 and bi&#x27;s come back. was on the right side for once as well.

GTD · Answer

Any update in Colorado

m0rtgageguy · Answer

Is it gonna resume? I got over 11.5 and I&#x27;m not sure what I want

m0rtgageguy · Answer

I&#x27;ve never been on the right side of a rain in 17 years of gambling. One time I had the over in a Pittsburgh game and the score was 3-1 in the 7th. There were two rain delays for a total of 5.5 hours and they decided to play the game in the fukking deluge in front of a crowd of a whole 30 people on a weeknight. Kids fallen asleep under giant umbrellas. Everything was called a strike. Every ball was swung on and the batter would get the F out of there before an ump call. It was the final leg of a 4 team parlay too.

xar86413 · Answer

I had the over 12.5 in a Rockies game a few years ago. It was 17-13 in the 8th inning for Colorado and it started raining, hard. Colorado couldn't stop hitting. They put 11 runners on in the inning and put up another six runs. 23-13. With two outs and the rain coming down in buckets they called the game.

This was a monday night game too (at that time I had to pay my guy on the tuesday), and it was a bailout play for me so I had over a grand on it. Which would have put me below the threshold to pay.

I was half way to the bar to celebrate and I checked my phone and saw the most awful thing ever. FINAL8.

So my celebration at the bar turned into a drowning of my sorrows trip.

xar86413 · Answer

Game on.

m0rtgageguy · Answer

Your bookie screwed you over. Once the score hits 13 runs or 6-6, your Over is automatically a winner. It&#x27;s the "natural total" rule .

vinnyherbert · Answer

Bookie didn&#x27;t screw him over. If game doesn&#x27;t finish all totals and run line bets are cancelled. Period.

m0rtgageguy · Answer

That&#x27;s bullsh*t. Depends on the book. My book has a Natural Totals rule. And logically and rightfully so. Any score that settles a "natural total" to 100% is settled once hit. 4-4 in the 3rd inning, all over 8.5&#x27;s win, all under 8.5&#x27;s lose!1-0 in the 7th and the game gets called? All totals voided. Because theoretically, the score could go over or under. It doesn&#x27;t matter if one side is 99%.5-4 after 1 inning and the game gets called? All totals of 9.5 get voided! Hopefully in the future they might do an "equity chop" on called games.You are wagering on a baseball game&#x27;s total combined score specifying one, two (or none of the) pitchers start. If the runs come in, you win the over and lose the under. I am just saying what the rule is with my book. Street bookies don&#x27;t work the same way. One time I had Under 7.5, the game went into the extras tied 1-1 and called as a 1-1 FINAL They even counted a tie in the standings because it was late in the season and there wasn&#x27;t gonna be a make up game. My bookie voided the wager I guarantee that if I had the over he would&#x27;ve screwed me over.

vinnyherbert · Answer

I&#x27;ve played with many books over the years offshore and otherwise and never have heard of that. That&#x27;s awesome. I remember years ago having the over in a Red Sox/White Sox game sand it was like 12 to 5 in the 7th on a Sunday afternoon and game got called after a long rain delay-cost me a 2 grand winner. People who had the under I&#x27;m sure were ecstatic.

Rain delay to the rescuee yet again!!

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