You will even see 3-way 90-minute moneylines in soccer matches that will go to extra time after 90 minutes. Soccer matches always have 3-way moneylines and draws are very common. An NHL moneyline often has a 60-minute option where you can bet on either side or bet on a tie at the end of regulation. What Is a 3-Way Moneyline?Ī 3-way moneyline adds an extra option to the bet menu, usually a wager on tie or draw. Cleveland Cavaliers -140, Atlanta Hawks +120 is a 2-way moneyline bet, with the Cavs being the moneyline favorites. There’s no tie or overtime bet available. What Is a 2-Way Moneyline?Ī 2-way moneyline is a moneyline where the only two choices are the sides in the game. Just pick a side, make sure you know how much money you are risking, fill out the bet slip and you are set.

Just hit up the game in question and moneyline markets are right there. A $100 bet on the Reds nets you $180 if the Reds win.Īt the top Ohio mobile betting apps you can find moneyline odds right where you find point spreads and totals. the Brewers is an example of a positive odds underdog. But outside of that narrow sort of circumstance, you get positive odds on underdogs. That just means the Bengals are slight favorites but since the sportsbooks keep “juice,” both sides have negative odds. For example, if it's a close to even matchup, you might see something like Bengals -115, Browns -105. Underdogs usually have positive odds but can occasionally have odds that are less negative than the favorite. That means a -250 favorite is more likely to win than a -150 favorite. The lower the negative number, the greater the favorite. If you see -150 on the Cleveland Guardians for example, that means you need to risk $150 to win $100 if the Guardians win the game. That means you will always have to risk more money than you stand to win if the favorite prevails. On 2-way moneylines, the moneyline favorites odds will always be negative. That means you need to risk $190 on the Bengals to win $100 or risk $100 on the Steelers to win $160. In this example it might be -190 on the Bengals and +160 on the Steelers. On moneylines, instead of a point spread you risk different amounts of cash depending on which team you wager on. That means that you would need to risk $110 to win $100 whichever side you bet on. Bengals -7 over the Pittsburgh Steelers where each side is priced at -110 is an example of that.

In an NFL game for example there’s a point spread that’s designed to even up the odds on the game. Moneyline betting works for virtually every sporting event.

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