Not a big gambler here, but since the WorldCup is on, let's try to make some money..
Question, can someone explain what is the difference between Over 2 and Over 2.5 in this screenshot? Or similar Under 2 or Under 1.5. I realise the odds are different, but what score-wise, what would trigger one and not the other? I'm a bit confused...
Over/Under Question
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Bookie Policies is a good place to start
I imagine if the team was to score 2 goals and a quarter, over 2 would pay out and over 2.5 wouldnt :P
I dont bookie, but i imagine that its because of the unders. Under 2.5 pays for 2,1,0 goals, while under 2 only pays 1,0 goals. Over 2 would pay for 3+, same as over 2.5. I dont bookie, but what happens if its exactly 2 goals? Over and under 2 wouldnt pay (i think), so if the money is returned, over 2 is less risk and it makes sense that it pays less. Alternatively, if both over and under 2 pay for 2 goals, then that means that Over 2 goals pays for 2+, and Over 3 pays for 3+, meaning that over 2 is more likely and pays less. If over and under 2 dont pay or return when its exactly 2 goals, then the difference is in the under 2/2.5, which shouldnt affect the over payouts
Bookie Policies is a good place to start
- "Over/Under" is a market predicting whether the total amount of goals (points, frames etc) at the end of the match will be achieved or not. In the event of total points being exactly the nominated line, all bets are refunded.