Actually so long as all books follow the same rule and cancel (don't they?) ,then there is ZERO risk involved to the middler/scalper because all wagers will be cancelled. Or maybe I'm just being dense again and missing the boat...
I certainly would not trust some of the third tier books as to their ruling and also a number of bettors like myself are allowed to play early in the week against their locals who could care less when the game is played.<!-- / message -->
I certainly would not trust some of the third tier books as to their ruling and also a number of bettors like myself are allowed to play early in the week against their locals who could care less when the game is played.<!-- / message -->
He is saying if you look and see a sweet number on the game at its updated posted time assuming your other bet is still alive.
I didn't take the lead, but I HAVE done this in the past. Mostly in bases on a RL/Alt RL bet where your original bet is canceleled because of a pitching change, but with so much going on you forget it, see the nice odds and bet the ML the other way with the pitching update.
People do it, and if you are tired or not paying attention, it isn't hard to do.
I didn't take the lead, but I HAVE done this in the past. Mostly in bases on a RL/Alt RL bet where your original bet is canceleled because of a pitching change, but with so much going on you forget it, see the nice odds and bet the ML the other way with the pitching update.
People do it, and if you are tired or not paying attention, it isn't hard to do.
