I haven't played teasers before, but was checking them out. It says on Pinnacle's website that a tie/win, tie/loss, or tie/tie is considered a push and the bet gets refunded. Am I understanding this correctly? Does that really mean that if you win one and lose one, and it's a loss, but if you tie one and lose one, it's a push? How is that so?
this is the same with just about all books (not 100% all - but most)
there is NO SUCH THING as a "one-team" teaser. what i mean here is if one part of a 2-team teaser ends in the game being a push, you can no longer have a 2-team teaser since 1 part ended in a push.
because of this - if one part ends in a push - the entire teaser is a push - regardless of how the other one does.
you could actually tease an early and late NFL game - have the early game LOSE - have the late game push - and you would get your money back - NOT lose it.
there is NO SUCH THING as a "one-team" teaser. what i mean here is if one part of a 2-team teaser ends in the game being a push, you can no longer have a 2-team teaser since 1 part ended in a push.
because of this - if one part ends in a push - the entire teaser is a push - regardless of how the other one does.
you could actually tease an early and late NFL game - have the early game LOSE - have the late game push - and you would get your money back - NOT lose it.
Fish is right. It's goes even past that though. Some of Vegas sports books don't even know the rules themselves. I was at the MGM last weekend and placed a 2 team college teaser. I asked if I tied one does that mean I push on my whole bet. After 15 minutes and them asking and making calls they still weren't sure of their own rules.
