YEH RIGHT LIKE CASCADES WORD MEANS ANYTHING THERE OTHER RULE ALSO SAYS (ALL WAGERS WILL BE GRADED ACCEPTED UP UNTIL THE POSTED STARTING TIME OF THE EVENT) NOT 15 MINUTES AFTERWARDS LENNY SAID IF CASCADES ACCEPTS A PLAY IT GOES SINCE WHEN DOES CASCADES RULE BOOK MEAN ANYTHING. DONT TELL ME HE IS GOING TO START ENFORCING HIS RULES NOW.
Intertops rules:
"c) Baseball bets are accepted in the following manner: Action - team against team, regardless of the starting pitcher. All bets are valid even if the listed pitcher does not start. Pitchers listed by Intertops.com are for information purposes only."
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"c) Baseball bets are accepted in the following manner: Action - team against team, regardless of the starting pitcher. All bets are valid even if the listed pitcher does not start. Pitchers listed by Intertops.com are for information purposes only."
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Thank you Beantown Jim for bringing this to my attention.
I, like hamneggs, always assumed "Action" meant I had my wager at my price regardless of what happened. Went to my books, and Damn, everyone of them said thesame thing
They can adjust the price and force their intital adjusted price on me becuase I selected "action".
Thank you for starting this thread and thanks to all for explaining it and referencing various sites policies. Listeed pitchers for me.
Halifax, why do the two books you site handle this situation as I originally assumed it was structured (action=Action at the odds I booked) as opposed to the other books.
Thanks to all.
I, like hamneggs, always assumed "Action" meant I had my wager at my price regardless of what happened. Went to my books, and Damn, everyone of them said thesame thing
They can adjust the price and force their intital adjusted price on me becuase I selected "action".
Thank you for starting this thread and thanks to all for explaining it and referencing various sites policies. Listeed pitchers for me.
Halifax, why do the two books you site handle this situation as I originally assumed it was structured (action=Action at the odds I booked) as opposed to the other books.
Thanks to all.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by BEANTOWNJIM:
DO YOU ALSO HAVE THE RIGHT TO CANCELL YOUR WAGER IF I DONT LIKE BRUCE CHEN THEY MUST ALLOW YOU TO CANCELL YOUR WAGER AFTER ALL YOU BET PEDRO NOT SOME BUM NAMED CHEN THEY CANT MAKE YOU TAKE THE BET CAN THEY<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Jimbo
The books I deal with, allow me to cancel a bet. I am sure some books have their "Own" policies.
DO YOU ALSO HAVE THE RIGHT TO CANCELL YOUR WAGER IF I DONT LIKE BRUCE CHEN THEY MUST ALLOW YOU TO CANCELL YOUR WAGER AFTER ALL YOU BET PEDRO NOT SOME BUM NAMED CHEN THEY CANT MAKE YOU TAKE THE BET CAN THEY<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Jimbo
The books I deal with, allow me to cancel a bet. I am sure some books have their "Own" policies.
"Halifax, why do the two books you site handle this situation as I originally assumed it was structured (action=Action at the odds I booked) as opposed to the other books."
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assassin:
There are two types of Action bets on baseball.
The "American" version of Action is what the Pinnacles and Olympics have, the version that 98% of the posters here are used to. The books can and most likely will adjust your odds to the prevailing new odds in the event of a pitching change.
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The "European" version of "Action" is the typical way to bet on baseball at most of the European books. In these cases, your original odds are maintained in the event of a pitching change. At most of these books, you don't even have the option to choose "Listed Pitchers". Some of these books don't even list the names of the pitchers, they simply put the names of the teams and their respective odds on the betting page.
Gamebookers does it this way because they primarily target a non-North American client base. I'm not sure why Intertops does it this way.
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assassin:
There are two types of Action bets on baseball.
The "American" version of Action is what the Pinnacles and Olympics have, the version that 98% of the posters here are used to. The books can and most likely will adjust your odds to the prevailing new odds in the event of a pitching change.
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The "European" version of "Action" is the typical way to bet on baseball at most of the European books. In these cases, your original odds are maintained in the event of a pitching change. At most of these books, you don't even have the option to choose "Listed Pitchers". Some of these books don't even list the names of the pitchers, they simply put the names of the teams and their respective odds on the betting page.
Gamebookers does it this way because they primarily target a non-North American client base. I'm not sure why Intertops does it this way.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Judge Wapner:
Damn,Jim got the pitching change before Don Best.Still doesn't know the starting times of games though.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LMFAO -
Jimbo works in the Red Sox laundry room. That's how he found out about Pedro.
Damn,Jim got the pitching change before Don Best.Still doesn't know the starting times of games though.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LMFAO -
Jimbo works in the Red Sox laundry room. That's how he found out about Pedro.
