Czy może ktoś mi pomóc i wyjaśnić o co chodzi z tymi liczbami moneylines bo nie kumam tego.
Dlaczego przy danym spotkaniu jest np liczba -108 a przy innym +368
Wklejam opis z pomocy Pinnacle
The easiest way to understand a moneyline is to think of it as an indication of the amount you need to bet to win $100 (or 100 of whatever currency you are betting in) or the amount you will win if you bet $100.
Money lines are expressed with a negative number, e.g. -110, or a positive number, such as +120. A negative money line number indicates what you must wager to win $100, and a positive money line number indicates what you will win if you risk $100.
If you bet $110 on a team with a money line of -110 and they win, you will win $100 (plus return of your original $110 bet). If you bet $100 on a team with a money line of +120, and they win, you will win $120 (plus return of the original $100 bet). Unlike point spread bets, the teams do not have to win by any particular number of points.
You do not have to bet an amount equal to the moneyline number. You can bet more or less and the payoff simply becomes a proportion of this amount. For example, if you bet $11 on a money line of -110 and your bet wins, you will win $10. If you bet $50 on a moneyline of +120 and your selection is correct, you will win $60.
Moneylines are sometimes combined with point spreads. For example;
New England Patriots +3 -120
Pittsburgh Steelers -3 +112
There are two wagering options: New England +3 points or Pittsburgh -3 points. If you wanted to bet on New England +3 points, you would have to risk $120 to win $100. If New England won, or lost by 1 or 2 points, you would win $100 and have your $120 risk amount returned. If New England lost by exactly 3 points, your wager is a push and your money is refunded. If New England lost by more than 3, you would lose $120.
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Dlaczego przy danym spotkaniu jest np liczba -108 a przy innym +368
Wklejam opis z pomocy Pinnacle
The easiest way to understand a moneyline is to think of it as an indication of the amount you need to bet to win $100 (or 100 of whatever currency you are betting in) or the amount you will win if you bet $100.
Money lines are expressed with a negative number, e.g. -110, or a positive number, such as +120. A negative money line number indicates what you must wager to win $100, and a positive money line number indicates what you will win if you risk $100.
If you bet $110 on a team with a money line of -110 and they win, you will win $100 (plus return of your original $110 bet). If you bet $100 on a team with a money line of +120, and they win, you will win $120 (plus return of the original $100 bet). Unlike point spread bets, the teams do not have to win by any particular number of points.
You do not have to bet an amount equal to the moneyline number. You can bet more or less and the payoff simply becomes a proportion of this amount. For example, if you bet $11 on a money line of -110 and your bet wins, you will win $10. If you bet $50 on a moneyline of +120 and your selection is correct, you will win $60.
Moneylines are sometimes combined with point spreads. For example;
New England Patriots +3 -120
Pittsburgh Steelers -3 +112
There are two wagering options: New England +3 points or Pittsburgh -3 points. If you wanted to bet on New England +3 points, you would have to risk $120 to win $100. If New England won, or lost by 1 or 2 points, you would win $100 and have your $120 risk amount returned. If New England lost by exactly 3 points, your wager is a push and your money is refunded. If New England lost by more than 3, you would lose $120.
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