V-Wager Launches New Teaser Odds

wilheim · Aug 22, 2004

Qwerty, do you mean you cannot open a new thread? I will have to try and get some information about how I can help you, I will see what I can do and contact you by the EM addy you used to register, (unless you would rather me use another EM address, then please post it). I hope to have some kind of answer soon, but it is late Sunday night, so I may have to get back to you tommorow.

Thanks, wil.

Guest · Aug 22, 2004

I love Skybook for the teasers they offer. You just can't beat it when ties are winners. You turn a 10 point favorite into a FG favorite and if they win by a FG you win.....

I believe it isn't graded a win if both of your teaser selections happen to be ties. I have yet to ever have that happen though.

I have cashed several winning tickets with one of my selections being a tie.

Skybook also offers 9 point teasers and several other teaser options.

With the free half point on straight wagers it is a must book to have.

V-wager, I may look at throwing some coin your way as another out.

qwerty90210 · Aug 22, 2004

thanks for the help

i am on a mac, not a pc computer.

i'm pretty sure i can post a new message at the work mac computer but not at home.

go2guy · Aug 22, 2004

Fish, because they're better places to play teasers at.

Fishhead · Aug 22, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by go2guy:
Fish, because they're better places to play teasers at. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yes, ABC is the absolute best.

BAR NONE!

Muddy · Aug 22, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by lakerfan:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR> push + loss = TIE at many books <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Is that true at any book that offers NFL 6 point two teamers at even money? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Canbet and Pinnacle.

Java · Aug 23, 2004

Scorpion-
I've seen this idea of having a push+loss= TIE, but it is idiotic (and always has been). As best I can figure, it was the result of some faulty old school policy that some people mistakenly took as gospel.

Here is why it is stupid:

What's better a push+loss or win+loss? Clearly a win is better than a push. Some people think that a win+loss = LOSE but push+loss=TIE.
How does
win+loss > push+loss
match up with
LOSE < TIE

Answer: It doesn't.

People need to stop whining when a book has the logical (and correct) "any loss is a loss" rule.