you could go for the ml, and back it up a little on the draw. 1 unit on the ml and a .25 on the draw would give you a small profit at 5Dimes in case of a english win or draw.
but draws dont occur much in the World Cups, especially in the 1st round.
england 0 (win = win, draw = push) is around 1.16 decimal odds, and at the spread +0.5 @1.08, thats also not worth to play it.
i think they win by at least 1 goal, so the ml@1.53 or -1 @1.94 are solid bets imo.
gl on the action.
but draws dont occur much in the World Cups, especially in the 1st round.
england 0 (win = win, draw = push) is around 1.16 decimal odds, and at the spread +0.5 @1.08, thats also not worth to play it.
i think they win by at least 1 goal, so the ml@1.53 or -1 @1.94 are solid bets imo.
gl on the action.
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Spread Vs Moneyline
Would anyone care to explain the betting of the spread versus the moneyline as the spread has no draw. Might want to mention regulation time (including extra time) versus the whole game. I know this caused a lot of confusion for our posters in the 2006 World Cup.
Would be much appreciated for the good of all! Thanks in advance.
Would anyone care to explain the betting of the spread versus the moneyline as the spread has no draw. Might want to mention regulation time (including extra time) versus the whole game. I know this caused a lot of confusion for our posters in the 2006 World Cup.
Would be much appreciated for the good of all! Thanks in advance.
if you bet the moneyline, thus the 1X2 like in ice hockey for example, you have the option of the home team, draw and away team in regulation.
if you bet on the spread, handicap, AH, it works like in the nfl and nba.
0, pk or DNB you win your wager if your teams wins. if a draw occurs its a push
+0.5 you win your wager if your team wins or draws.
+1 you win your wager if your team wins, draws. push if your team loses by 1.
+0.25 (or +0, 0.5) your bet is divided in 2 equal bets: one on the 0 (PK, DNB = Draw No Bet, where there's a push when a draw occurs), the other on the +0.5.
if you bet on the spread, handicap, AH, it works like in the nfl and nba.
0, pk or DNB you win your wager if your teams wins. if a draw occurs its a push
+0.5 you win your wager if your team wins or draws.
+1 you win your wager if your team wins, draws. push if your team loses by 1.
+0.25 (or +0, 0.5) your bet is divided in 2 equal bets: one on the 0 (PK, DNB = Draw No Bet, where there's a push when a draw occurs), the other on the +0.5.
