Does anyone know of any shops that will let you parlay the run line to the total in baseball

[JackStraw+]

eom

 

[JackStraw+]

Harrahs Sportsbook in Las Vegas had allowed this in the past few years. I'm wondering if this parlay can be placed offshore.

 

[KeithRichard]

SIA

 

[KennyB]

I don't know any books online that accept this. However, 2 years ago in Vegas the Hardrock allowed this bet.

 

[DarrylParsons]

I'd be very careful with SIA. They are very capable of honoring it if it loses and retroactively cancelling if it wins.

 

[KeithRichard]

Always pays to be cautious with SIA in any case.

 

[postaldoug]

Casablanca allows it.

 

[blueedwards]

forgive this question but, what is the advantage of this bet? is it to take the over and -1.5?

 

[Kevy]

BET365 who is an advertiser here does allow this. I played with them last season. They also are the only book that I know of that will let you buy one full run on Baseball Totals on both straights and parlays. A must have out for a Baseball Parlay player in my opinion.

 

[mvbski]

Blue very strong corolation to take +1.5 and under or -1.5 and over

 

[Halifax]

In a previous life, Fishhead would be begging The Major to delete this type of thread.

 

[PanchoSanza]

mvbski = dumbass.

 

[blueedwards]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pancho Sanza:
mvbski = dumbass.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

did you think you had the market cornered?

 

[mvbski]

and why am I a dumbass ?

 

[blueedwards]

because pancho thought he was the only one who knew that.

 

[scott]

you ain't.....ScottyS

 

[mvbski]

thanks Scotty, blue you asked a question I answered it you must be the dumbass for asking it

 

[blueedwards]

ouch.

 

[Halifax]

Last year, after BeanTownJim (for the second time that season, I might add) gave out early info that Pedro Martinez was a scratch, there was some discussion about the fact that Intertops' baseball bets were "Action" as opposed to "Listed Pitchers". Not only that, their "Action" prices did not get adjusted after a pitching change.

Needless to say, although there were some knuckleheads who couldn't see the benefit of using Intertops, there were a number of people who did.

Fast forward to April, 2004 - Intertops has just changed the way they book baseball bets, and have went with the more traditional "Listed Pitchers" option.

Now I'm not going to say that they changed as a result of that discussion on the forum, but it's readily apparent that the more people who knew about this "angle", the more chance there would be of Intertops changing their rules.

This might explain a bit of Pancho's concern.

 

[mvbski]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> This might explain a bit of Pancho's concern. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>so what does have to do with calling me a dumbass