Used to be full and half alternate ( -1, -1.5, -2, -2.5, etc) now 1.5, 2.5, 3.5 etc
Dont like at all
You do realize there is more than one book.
Or at the very least, it might be time for you to open another account elsewhere so you have more options.
You do realize there is more than one book.
Or at the very least, it might be time for you to open another account elsewhere so you have more options.
@Fuzzer44
I believe fanduel does the same. You should immediately stop using any book that tries to force your bet in any direction. Having to choose between .5 point spreads is a major disadvantage imo.
@Fuzzer44
I believe fanduel does the same. You should immediately stop using any book that tries to force your bet in any direction. Having to choose between .5 point spreads is a major disadvantage imo.
DK decided they wanted to be the square book. This past ncaaf season they didn't even offer unders on player props. If you wanted to bet qb/rb/wr yards your only options were overs and atl total overs. just gross.
DK decided they wanted to be the square book. This past ncaaf season they didn't even offer unders on player props. If you wanted to bet qb/rb/wr yards your only options were overs and atl total overs. just gross.
William hill does this a lot as well . I live in Vegas so normally I can shop different physical books but I’ve noticed a lot of online sites are doing this
William hill does this a lot as well . I live in Vegas so normally I can shop different physical books but I’ve noticed a lot of online sites are doing this
Ya there are options but they are getting slimmer. Seems like more and more books are changing this way. FD, BET365, BetMGM on college sports.
whenever there’s a 3.5 or 7.5 line I’d always buy the half point being key numbers, rather push than lose.
Ballys still does it right way and maybe ESPN ALSO but there’s fewer and fewer that give every point and half pt
we should be able to buy a half point to make line 3 from 3.5 and n stead of having to pay more to go to 2.5
Ya there are options but they are getting slimmer. Seems like more and more books are changing this way. FD, BET365, BetMGM on college sports.
whenever there’s a 3.5 or 7.5 line I’d always buy the half point being key numbers, rather push than lose.
Ballys still does it right way and maybe ESPN ALSO but there’s fewer and fewer that give every point and half pt
we should be able to buy a half point to make line 3 from 3.5 and n stead of having to pay more to go to 2.5
You realize that also open them up to losing more too?
You realize that also open them up to losing more too?
What an absolute fuckin joke i guess they know what the squares bet
Man legalization has made the industry a joke
What an absolute fuckin joke i guess they know what the squares bet
Man legalization has made the industry a joke
My book used to let you buy/sell an NFL point for 10 cents
Now to buy the 1st point or to move the line 1 point costs 25 cents
And to sell the first point is only 5 cents instead of the old 10
Absolute joke
My book used to let you buy/sell an NFL point for 10 cents
Now to buy the 1st point or to move the line 1 point costs 25 cents
And to sell the first point is only 5 cents instead of the old 10
Absolute joke
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