Does anyone know what US sportsbooks offer the -1 run lines? I know pinnacle offers them, but they don't accept US players, and none of the casinos in Vegas have them. Thanks
Essentially all books do.
You can manufacturer a -1 line by making two bets:
play the money line (bet 1) and then lay the expected win amount on the -1.5 run line (bet 2)
if if your team wins by 1, you push just like a -1 bet.
if your team wins by 2, you win just as you would a -1 bet.
if your team loses, you lose just as you would a -1 bet.
Essentially all books do.
You can manufacturer a -1 line by making two bets:
play the money line (bet 1) and then lay the expected win amount on the -1.5 run line (bet 2)
if if your team wins by 1, you push just like a -1 bet.
if your team wins by 2, you win just as you would a -1 bet.
if your team loses, you lose just as you would a -1 bet.
So for example you play Boston MlL and -1.5. If other team wins you lose 2 bets instead of 1. Doesn't seem like a good way to do it to me.
I was thinking the same thing, but it makes more sense when you use this calculator: http://zcodesystem.com/runline_calc/
You would lose on the -1 just as.
Its a a mathematical equation. You are betting the same team, just proportionate amounts divided on the money line and run line.
Sometime the listed -1 is a better price, sometimes not.
It it is worth understanding if you play -1's.
Baseball is one of the few sports that's reduced juice everywhere. When you bet -1 -1.5 ect, you are paying 20 cents, or adding at least adding 20 cents when you split up the bet to make the -1/+1 line. Why would anyone do this? Do gamblers hate money?
Baseball is one of the few sports that's reduced juice everywhere. When you bet -1 -1.5 ect, you are paying 20 cents, or adding at least adding 20 cents when you split up the bet to make the -1/+1 line. Why would anyone do this? Do gamblers hate money?
I play -1 or RL because i would never lay -220 on a play. -1 plays push if they win by 1. I like the bet in certain situations. We should do an experiment. You play reduced juice lines and I'll play -1 lines for a month and see what happens.
A) like the original poster eluded to, he doesn't have a -1 out
b) the manufactured -1 is sometimes better than the offered -1.