STRAIGHT BETS

This is a wager where a team and a point spread are chosen. The cost of the wager is usually (unless otherwise specified) 10/11 or $110 to win $100.

Example: Cowboys -7 (Favorite)
Rams +7 (Underdog)

If you place a straight wager on the Cowboys at –7 then the Cowboys must win by 8 or more points for you to win the wager. If you place a straight bet on the Rams at +7, they cannot lose by more than 6 points for you to win the wager. In the event of the game landing on 7 points, the game is a push, resulting in “no action”.

Over/Under Wagers (Totals)
Example: Falcons v. Oilers Total: 34

If a wager is placed on the UNDER (34) the total combined score of both teams must fall under 34 points to win the wager.If you place a wager on the OVER (34) the combined scores of both teams must fall over 34 points for you to win the wager. In the event of the total combined scores landing on 34, the wager is a “push’ resulting in “no action”

PARLAYS

A parlay is a combination of 2-8 teams (2-10 teams online). If any team is cancelled or ties, the parlay is reduced, (i.e. 4 teams becomes 3 teams etc.). If any team loses, the play is lost all together. Maximum payout for any parlay is 1500:1 regardless of the result amount the parlay may compute to or show.

In the event of "no action" or a tie, the parlay is reduced to the next lowest number of plays. A two-team parlay becomes a straight bet with a pay off of 10/9.

TEASER BETS

2-Team Teasers with the Tie and Winner is No Action. Tie and any Loser is a Loser. In case of No Action or Tie on a 3-team teaser or more, the teaser is reduced to the next lowest number of plays.

Example:
4 Teams in a 6 Points Teaser Risk $100 to win $300
Team Points Adjusted Points
     Rams      +7 is now +13
     Dolphins  -3 is now +3 
     Lions       -6 is now (Even)
     Oilers      -4 is now +2


Sweetheart Teasers

Ties Lose. Sorry, no totals on Sweetheart Teasers.

Example: 
3 Teams 10 point Sweetheart Teaser Risk 10/13 or $130 to win $100
Team Points Adjusted Points
   Bills      +6 is now +16
   Oilers    -7 is now +3
   UCLA   -10 is now Pick


Pick 4 Teasers
Pick 4 teams; adjust the line as follows for the given sports.

Ties lose. Sorry no totals on Pick 4.

Example:
4 Team 12/13 point Pick Four Teaser Risk $140 to win $100.
Team Points Adjusted Points
   Bills               +6 is now +18
   Oilers             -7 is now  +5
   Notre Dame   -3 is now +10
   UCLA             +7 is now +20

IF BET

This can be a combination of 2-8 Teams. All selections are made active if the first team wins, ties or cancels, you would then have a straight wager(s) on the remaining teams.

Please note these bets are always full action "If top team wins, ties or cancels you have action on all remaining teams".

ROUND ROBINS

A round robin is the combination of all possible two team parlays with the chosen teams. The customer can choose from 3 to 6 teams in a round robin, from which a combination of two team parlay is done. The maximum risk in a round robin is calculated by multiplying the maximum number of parlays by the amount the player wants for each two team parlay. The same is with the maximum win where you multiply the profit by the number of parlays

The formula to figure out the amount of two team parlays in a round robin is:

(Number of teams) x (number of teams -1)/ 2
The number of teams, times the number of teams minus one divided by two.

Note: Each of the two-team parlays is graded individually. You cannot leave open spots in round robins

Example:

Broncos: -7
Knicks: -9
Buccanneers: -6

In this case, there are three possible parlays: ((3)x(3-1))/2

In each of the parlays the player is laying $100 to win $260, for a total layout of $300 and a maximum win of $780.

Note: In Baseball, the money lines will affect the payout of the parlays. The risk and the win are calculated differently for the round robins,

Round Robins:

From 3 up to 6 teams
No open spots left in Round Robins
Can also make parlays of 3 teams using from 4 to 6 teams

ACTION POINTS

This is a wager where the winnings or losses are determined by how many points a team does or doesn't cover the point spread by. Based on $110/$100, you win $100 for every point that the team covers the point spread by, and you lose 110 for every point the team does NOT cover the Point Spread by. One can also lose and win on half points as well. Action Points can only be played on a point spread, i.e. a team to win a game.

Your Account can be setup from a minimum of 7 points to a maximum of 100 points. Limit your loss and maximize your earnings.

Example:
Denver Broncos +10
Green Bay Packers -10

If the player thought that the Packers would win by a lot more than 10 points, the player could use an action point wager. Based on the outcome of the game and the action points wagered, the payouts vary.

Final Score Example:
(Favorite Packers)
Denver Broncos 17
Green Bay Packer 48

The player that wagered an action point bet of $10 on the Packers would win $10 for every point wagered up to his/her cap of 7-points therefore winning $70.

Final Score Example:
(Favorite Packers)
Denver Broncos 17
Green Bay Packers 20

The player that wagered an action point bet of $10 on the favorite would lose $11 for each point wagered up to his/her cap of 7-points, therefore losing $77.

BUYING POINTS

You can adjust the point spread on straight wagers and totals by buying up to three points on College Football, NFL and NBA or College Basketball.   


Example: Ohio State -6 Game Total 55

If you buy on or off of #3 or a 7 in the NFL the cost of the wager is 10 cents extra or $130 to win $100. (If you cross over the #3 or 7 when buying, add 10 cents).

Example: Dallas Cowboys at –3½ 

HALF-TIME WAGERS

First half wagers (sides and totals) are no different than betting a straight wager. The result is determined by the score at the end of the first half (1st & 2nd quarter combined). When wagering on the Second Half (sides or totals), over time is included.

A Second Half wager starts off as a new event with a starting score of zero to zero. Only the total points scored in the second half, (3rd & 4th quarter combined) and over time, if applicable, determines the winner.