the team does not end up playing all 162 regular season games. This may end up being an issue for Cubs and Marlins team totals bettors because it's looking like this weekend's series may get all washed out and I can't see how they would make them all up before after the scheduled end of the season. And then if the games do not have playoff impact, which they might, but if they don't then I would think they would not play them at all.
No, actually I don't. I just thought of it because of the one I kew you had, and I was curious. 1 was sorta thinking they had to play 162. 160 seems rather arbitrary. I mean, if I had O92.5 wins and my team had 92 wins but only played 160 games....I'd be rather ticked to say the least. Good rule for unders.
Oh, but I do have futures bets. Quite a lot on Cubs to win the Worls Series. Avg about 11.5-1.
Oh, but I do have futures bets. Quite a lot on Cubs to win the Worls Series. Avg about 11.5-1.
Every book I play at is 160 games.
I think playing a DH on Sept 20 is a big disadvantage to both teams. They will both go into their following series with spent bullpens when they would be going in with fresh bullpens do to the day off.
Wait until the end of the season and play what is necessary even if it means starting the playoffs a couple days late. That way maybe we wont have to see game #1 on Tuesday and game #2 on Sunday again.
I think playing a DH on Sept 20 is a big disadvantage to both teams. They will both go into their following series with spent bullpens when they would be going in with fresh bullpens do to the day off.
Wait until the end of the season and play what is necessary even if it means starting the playoffs a couple days late. That way maybe we wont have to see game #1 on Tuesday and game #2 on Sunday again.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Chuck Sims:
At Carib its action no matter how many games are played. They also grade the bets as soon as any team is mathematically incapable of reaching the total or as soon as they go over the total. Example: Cardinal bets were graded and paid a few days ago. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
that's smart...get the money in your account faster, you'll gamble it sooner
At Carib its action no matter how many games are played. They also grade the bets as soon as any team is mathematically incapable of reaching the total or as soon as they go over the total. Example: Cardinal bets were graded and paid a few days ago. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
that's smart...get the money in your account faster, you'll gamble it sooner
So at Carib if something terrible like a terrorist attack happened and cut the season short all unders would win and all overs would lose ?
What about a strike shortened season ? All unders win and all over lose. Sounds like trouble because everyone who played over would not be happy at all.
What about a strike shortened season ? All unders win and all over lose. Sounds like trouble because everyone who played over would not be happy at all.
