Wait he said he had the ML , hmmmmm...I misinterpreted that, I was thinking he said he had the RunLine...I'm not sure why he was refunded then.
I just remember being disgusted at having the game over and 20+ runs being scored and losing out on an easy winner....If he had the A's ML I have no iea why he was credited with a no wager...maybe he was mistaken and it was A's RL.
I just remember being disgusted at having the game over and 20+ runs being scored and losing out on an easy winner....If he had the A's ML I have no iea why he was credited with a no wager...maybe he was mistaken and it was A's RL.
Journeyman said:
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Winners and losers are official after five innings of play unless the home team is leading after 4-1/2 innings. If a game is called, or suspended, the winner is determined by the score after the last full inning (unless the home team scores to tie, or takes the lead in the bottom half of the inning, in which case the winner is determined by the score at the time the game is called.) Monies will be refunded if the home team ties the game and it is then suspended. Events will not carry over to the following day (unless otherwise specified). We do not recognize suspended games, protest, overturned decisions, etc, for wagering purposes, and all wagers must go the day written, otherwise there is no action and all monies are refunded.
Exhibition baseball information
In Las Vegas, casinos that post lines on pre-season (exhibition) baseball do not post total runs, nor do they list starting pitchers for each team. In addition, a tie can occur (i.e. 3-3 final score) if both teams are tied at the end of 10 complete innings.
Special baseball rules
- When wagering on total runs (over/under) the game must go nine innings (8-1/2 if the home team is ahead) to have action. If a game is called, or suspended, the score will be determined after the last full inning (unless the home team score to tie, or takes the lead in the bottom half of the inning, in which case the score is determined at the time the game is called). Rules for the run line wagers are the same as those for baseball totals. Wagers on total runs will be refunded if a pitching change occurs prior to both listed pitchers throwing at least one pitch.
I'm not sure if your (Skinsraj) freeplay was loyalty bonus Bonus Play, but it is my understanding that loyalty bonus Bonus Plays must be used for 1 wager (either straight or parlay). I've had Bonus Play wagers cancelled (after losing them) when I broke it up into multiple wageres. To do the 8 3-teamer thing, you would need 8 Bonus Plays. However, this could also result in the plays being cancelled.
A couple of years ago, you use to have to call in loyalty Bonus Plays. When I would have 2 loyalty Bonus Plays available, instead of playing a straight wager that I liked, I'd put that team in 2 parlays, using both sides of another game that couldn't land on a push.
Bonus Play #1 $200 parlay
team I liked +8-1/2
team X -3-1/2 (X is playing Y)
Bonus Play #2 $200 parlay
team I liked +8-1/2
team Y +3-1/2 (X is playing Y)
I successfully did this and my game (at +8-1/2) won and $520 was added to my account (as opposed to $363 if I used the 2 Bonus Plays on a straight wager).
Some time later (a few months), I called in and attempted to use 2 loyalty Bonus Plays similarly. As I read the 2nd one, I was stopped cold and told that I can't do that. The 2 instances were with 2 different reps (one was Herman and one was Shayla). Ever since then, I generally use one loyalty play at a time and just play regular (uncorrelatd) parlays. Although as I mentioned above, my plays were cancelled when I broke the loyalty Bonus Play up into multiple wagers (over the internet).
A couple of years ago, you use to have to call in loyalty Bonus Plays. When I would have 2 loyalty Bonus Plays available, instead of playing a straight wager that I liked, I'd put that team in 2 parlays, using both sides of another game that couldn't land on a push.
Bonus Play #1 $200 parlay
team I liked +8-1/2
team X -3-1/2 (X is playing Y)
Bonus Play #2 $200 parlay
team I liked +8-1/2
team Y +3-1/2 (X is playing Y)
I successfully did this and my game (at +8-1/2) won and $520 was added to my account (as opposed to $363 if I used the 2 Bonus Plays on a straight wager).
Some time later (a few months), I called in and attempted to use 2 loyalty Bonus Plays similarly. As I read the 2nd one, I was stopped cold and told that I can't do that. The 2 instances were with 2 different reps (one was Herman and one was Shayla). Ever since then, I generally use one loyalty play at a time and just play regular (uncorrelatd) parlays. Although as I mentioned above, my plays were cancelled when I broke the loyalty Bonus Play up into multiple wagers (over the internet).
