If I put in a bet amount greater than what is available, it remains as an offer until it's filled, right? Do I get charged a fee for placing this order? What happens if the amount available is really small, like only $200? If I want to place a bet for 2 dimes, should I wait for that amount to come up? Or just place an order? I seem to remember placing an order that doesn't get filled, and still getting a fee charged to me. Thanks
20 Sep 2006 01:42:11 1087522 Bet XXXXXX v XXXXX Point Spread XXXXXXX -106 106.00 100.00 0.00 Bet
20 Sep 2006 01:42:10 15465182 Bet XXXXX v XXXXX Point Spread XXXXXX -106 3,074.00 2,900.00 14.50 Offer
This is what I don't get. I got the first $100 filled, but the last 2900 is just an open offer. And it lists a $14.50 fee for that offer. Does this mean I will only get charged this fee if it gets filled? If so, then why doesn't it show the potential fee charged if the $100 bet that was filled, wins?
20 Sep 2006 01:42:10 15465182 Bet XXXXX v XXXXX Point Spread XXXXXX -106 3,074.00 2,900.00 14.50 Offer
This is what I don't get. I got the first $100 filled, but the last 2900 is just an open offer. And it lists a $14.50 fee for that offer. Does this mean I will only get charged this fee if it gets filled? If so, then why doesn't it show the potential fee charged if the $100 bet that was filled, wins?
Parlayin, you should be charged that fee only if your order is filled because I think there is a small fee to be paid when you lay out bets. I got a baseball wager graded last night and there was no fees when you take other people odds. What you should do is calculate if it is worth it if you get a better number, but calculate after the commission. A lot of times instead of waiting, I would rather take the number available after I have checked all of my other outs, and if the number is good then just hit it. I find most of the time, Mansion odds are pretty good if you don't need to buy points. Hope this helps.
So are there 2 fees or only 1? I get charged for making the offer (rather than taking), and also if the bet wins? Or just if it wins?
If A places an order and B takes it and A wins, A pays the fee?
If A places an order and B takes it and B wins, B pays the fee?
Is it always the winner who pays? Or the market maker rather than the taker that pays?
If A places an order and B takes it and A wins, A pays the fee?
If A places an order and B takes it and B wins, B pays the fee?
Is it always the winner who pays? Or the market maker rather than the taker that pays?
Parlayin, I wanted to confirm this information because I haven't layed out a bet a mansion, but at other places like Tradesports, Matchbook I assumed they would be the same. I called Mansion and they told me that they only take your commission when the bet is settled and not upfront.
To make it simple:
If A places order and wins he pays the fee. If the bet loses, he pays no fee.
If B takes the order and wins or loses he pays no fee.
I hate to help posters when my information is not right, so double checked. Not sure why this is happening to you if you are paying the commission. It also states on the website, but you can't see it when it loads. Herz, Tradesports has changed their policy and they have no fees pre-event and if posters want to read about it go to the website and it details everything.
To make it simple:
If A places order and wins he pays the fee. If the bet loses, he pays no fee.
If B takes the order and wins or loses he pays no fee.
I hate to help posters when my information is not right, so double checked. Not sure why this is happening to you if you are paying the commission. It also states on the website, but you can't see it when it loads. Herz, Tradesports has changed their policy and they have no fees pre-event and if posters want to read about it go to the website and it details everything.
