IF Bets ?

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Does any book besides 5D do it their way, where you can bet ( later) of off an existing bet ? Most seem to require betting the If bet, when you make the original bet ?

I use this more now, since you can't move money. However 5D doesn't allow reduced juice bets to be IF bet off of.

 

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i believe betjm allows us to change straight bet to if-bet.

I did many times last year

 

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I didn't know that, useful if you have a winner ( like an over, that goes over early, and you want a later game).

How do you do it ?

More should probably use these.

Its one advantage a book has over an exchange.

 

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At BetJam, I haven't done it in a while, but I think there's a box labelled "rolling wager" that, if you check the box, makes the bet that you are currently keying in an "if bet" on the "rolling" wager that you've checked.

Or something like that.

 

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I think I can figure it out from that

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why not leave one of the spots "open" at 5D, then you could fill it with reduced juice play.

 

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Good suggestion, I never thought of trying it, but I may.

 

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