Just be warned that the British Columbia Sports Action tie rules are the least bettor-friendly of all provincial lotteries in Canada.

So now you decide to play Sports Action 3-Way Oddset instead.

Considering the fair odds on a 50/50 proposition are 2.00, that’s a lot of juice. Unfortunately, the 2-way oddset (where you pick either Visitor or Home, and a Tie is graded as a ‘push’ paying 1.00 odds) gives much worse odds on the V and H outcomes that you pretty much need to play 3-Way Oddset in order to win any significant money.įor example, the 2-way oddset on a recent baseball game paid 1.50 for the visitor and 1.70 for the home team. The good thing about 2-Way Oddset is that you don’t have to worry about Sports Action tie rules. Here’s a look at what the different provincial sports lotteries consider a tie and what they don’t: British Columbia Sports Action tie rulesīritish Columbia Proline (Sports Action Oddset) allows you to choose between betting with the tie option (3-Way Oddset) or without (2-Way Oddset). The provincial sports lotteries have a number of confusing tie rules when it comes to grading your wagers, rules that stack the odds against you a little bit more. The state Division of Gambling Enforcement fined Caesars $500 for wrongly insisting that the man's hockey bets were losers.Other than Timbits hockey, where can one team score more points than the other, yet have the game declared as a tie? It's the same type of pitfall many soccer bettors may soon face during soccer's World Cup tournament, where bets are usually graded based on what happens during regular time. The dispute involved whether goals scored in overtime should count in determining whether bets are winners or losers. New Jersey gambling regulators have fined Caesars Sportsbook for wrongly refusing to pay out over $27,000 to a gambler who made winning bets on an international hockey game last year.

It's the same type of pitfall many soccer bettors may soon face during soccer’s World Cup tournament, where bets are usually graded based on what happens during regular time.

The dispute involved whether goals scored in overtime should count in determining whether bets are winners or losers.

New Jersey gambling regulators have fined Caesars Sportsbook for wrongly refusing to pay out over $27,000 to a gambler who made winning bets on an international hockey game last year.

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