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can someone tell me why books sometimes use even as a moneyline and sometimes +100 at other times
 
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Even generally applies to -110ish (or less if you play at Pinny or others), but +100 is usually a slight fav with the other side at -115 to -120.

Even does NOT mean even money.
 

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Even always meant even at the book I use. I would assume +100 meant the same thing.
 

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Chris maybe TTinco didnt understand my question exactly. I was referring to baseball lines. Where even does mean even!

But for instance, my book had an even on one over/under today and they had a +100 on another. I would like to know if the +100 means that the line is closer to moving in the ++ direction
 

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Both lines were -120 and even


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-120 and +100

for an example, check out the baseball contest lines from yesterday
 

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If a bettor bets only games that are plus money on the money line,would +100 qualify? I would say yes.
 

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It's the same thing for me. Even should always mean even money.
 

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