in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
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I think the thing with the NFL is, they're willing to put up with parlays but not single game betting in Delaware. A question I do have (since I've never been to Vegas) is does the Vegas sports books allow single game betting?ragtopW wrote:so Delaware is looking to start betting on games..
in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sports-le ... 1.html?x=0
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aeroparrot wrote:I think the thing with the NFL is, they're willing to put up with parlays but not single game betting in Delaware. A question I do have (since I've never been to Vegas) is does the Vegas sports books allow single game betting?ragtopW wrote:so Delaware is looking to start betting on games..
in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sports-le ... 1.html?x=0
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... as I said, never been to Vegas so I don't know even with the lines, if the players had to do multiple bets.ragtopW wrote:aeroparrot wrote:I think the thing with the NFL is, they're willing to put up with parlays but not single game betting in Delaware. A question I do have (since I've never been to Vegas) is does the Vegas sports books allow single game betting?ragtopW wrote:so Delaware is looking to start betting on games..
in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sports-le ... 1.html?x=0
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Ravi??? who do you think the Papers get the lines from???

single game betting is allowed..aeroparrot wrote:... as I said, never been to Vegas so I don't know even with the lines, if the players had to do multiple bets.ragtopW wrote:aeroparrot wrote:I think the thing with the NFL is, they're willing to put up with parlays but not single game betting in Delaware. A question I do have (since I've never been to Vegas) is does the Vegas sports books allow single game betting?ragtopW wrote:so Delaware is looking to start betting on games..
in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sports-le ... 1.html?x=0
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Ravi??? who do you think the Papers get the lines from???
Yes.aeroparrot wrote:... does the Vegas sports books allow single game betting?

Wall Street Journal. I win!!ragtopW wrote: in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..

Skibo wrote:Wall Street Journal. I win!!ragtopW wrote: in response to the NFL head guy.. name me a Daily Paper in America that
does not print the line on every NFL game each week..
I haven't looked at the payouts for the Delaware scam, but I suspect that they are not too good compared to Vegas or bookie odds. Sports bettors will tell you that parlay bets are sucker bets. Any state run form of gambling is nothing more than a regressive tax on the people that can least afford it. Look at the numbers the state runs. The state rakes 50% of the take, any casino does that and they would be shut down immediately. The big jackpot lotteries are even worse.
The parlay is best for them.ragtopW wrote: that's funny.. I know two old bookies.. and they told me more than once that
if you were betting "for fun" that the card (Parlay) was the only way to go..
heck.. bet $10 and that's five two dollar cards..
bet by game?? no thanks.. how do I know that the "shave" isn't in??
Basicly when you parlay each time you pick an additional team, you sacrifice payout odds.Are Parlays Good Bets?
The simple answer is no, especially parlays involving point spreads or totals. The odds of the payoff are much less than the true odds. For example, the true odds of winning a three-team parlay when making point spread wagers are 7-1, while the payoff is only 6-1, and it gets worse as you bet more teams. The true odds of hitting a 10-team point parlay are 1,023-1, while the payoff is generally around 600-1, so a parlay bettor is at a big disadvantage.
Bettors should stick with straight bets, as it's difficult enough to pick one winner, let alone two or more games.
Sorry I didn't specify: these were old school bookies..Skibo wrote:The parlay is best for them.ragtopW wrote: that's funny.. I know two old bookies.. and they told me more than once that
if you were betting "for fun" that the card (Parlay) was the only way to go..
heck.. bet $10 and that's five two dollar cards..
bet by game?? no thanks.. how do I know that the "shave" isn't in??From a gambling site...
Basicly when you parlay each time you pick an additional team, you sacrifice payout odds.Are Parlays Good Bets?
The simple answer is no, especially parlays involving point spreads or totals. The odds of the payoff are much less than the true odds. For example, the true odds of winning a three-team parlay when making point spread wagers are 7-1, while the payoff is only 6-1, and it gets worse as you bet more teams. The true odds of hitting a 10-team point parlay are 1,023-1, while the payoff is generally around 600-1, so a parlay bettor is at a big disadvantage.
Bettors should stick with straight bets, as it's difficult enough to pick one winner, let alone two or more games.
