question about 9th innings and run lines

CHUGG

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If I have the last team batting in the 9th and its a tied game. Lets say the batter hits a double with 2 men on. Will they both score and cover the run line or does just the 1st run score?

 

JLam

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1 scores if its home team

 

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Home team...9th inning...only one run is counted...it's a "walk off" hit at that point..with two men on...the lead runner would have to be at least at second base...once he scores..the game is over..it's academic...anything less than a home run..it's over. One run victory.

 

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just 1 run unless its a walk off HR

 

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st. louis is about to cost you!

 

CHUGG

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yea they are

My largest bet of the season.

 

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my advise, not that it's worth anything is just try to pick winners, shit thats difficult if not impossible for most of us.

 

teazeman

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what was your line on this game?

 

CHUGG

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st louis

-1.5 +144 got it late last nite. Im done for awhile. Time to go back to my day job doing loans.

 

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laying -1.5 is a bad bet, cost yourself how much $$$$ just trying to save juice? the only run lines i have ever played are + 2 or more, if you like a big dog straight up then why not take the + runs as small insurance? hate to see you outa the game but you can't be a winner by quitting.

 

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chugg: does that mean you dont want to be a bookie anymore?

 

fhmesq44

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maxdemo said:

just 1 run unless its a walk off HR

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of course, if you get some shithead like Todd Pratt who doesn't circle the bases on Robin Ventura's game ending grand slam, then you really have something to be pissed about. Otherwise, this is part of the bitch of betting home teams -1.5.

 

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for what it's worth

Chigg. I live in Houston...and was on the Cardinals big myself, at -1.5. It hurt like a mother. That was a wierd game man. The Astros are very unpredictable, more than most I think. I have seen some getting -1 runlines which I am starting to like. As for Teazeman's comment, to me there is no value in laying -185 for the cards straight up. Well, there wasn't at the time I made the bet. LOL

Don't quit - parlay.

 

CHUGG

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Im back

Took Detroit 1st half huge. Back baby!