With this type of wager you wager which team is going to win. Disregarding the point spread.

Example:
If you wager on the Ravens -185 you lay $185 to win $100. If you wager on the Falcons +165 you lay $100 to win $165

This is a wager on the combined scores (total) of a game. That being over or under the posted line. The cost of the wager is 10/11.

Example:
If you place a wager for UNDER 34, the combined total score of both teams must fall UNDER 34 pts. If you place a wager for OVER 34, the combined total score of both teams must go OVER 34 pts. If the combined total score falls on 34 pts. The wager is a "PUSH" and there is "NO ACTION".

This wager is a selection of teams in no particular order, in one wager. All teams must win by the point-spread margin or by total points. The more teams selected, the greater the payoff.

Any push in a parlay with 3 teams or more will go to the next lowest number of teams. A push in a 2 team parlay will result in a straight wager. (All Contests at -110 will result in a payout of $91)

Maximum payout is $100,000 per group of parlays.

BASEBALL PARLAY CHART

If betting on a favorite, find the factor that coincides with the line.

If betting on an underdog, add to the line and a decimal point.

Examples:

For two team parlays:
Tthe REDS -130 to the CUBS +115

100 (AMOUNT BET) X 1.769 (REDS) X 2.15 (CUBS) MINUS 100 (AMOUNT BET) = 280

For three team parlays:
The REDS -130 to the CUBS +115 to the METS -127

100 (BET) X 1.769 (REDS) X 2.15 (CUBS) X 1.787 (METS) MINUS 100 (BET) = 579

This is a wager in which 2 to 15 teams are selected together in one wager with an adjusted point spread. In a teaser you can add points to the sides or mix both sides and totals adding or subtracting to the totals. If one selection loses the teaser is considered a loss. **Except on a two team teaser if one team ties the wager is a "push" regardless if the other team wins or loses.

A 2 Team Open Teaser with a loss, cannot be filled, and IS A LOSER.

YOU CAN ALSO TEASE TOTALS!

Where you are given 1 1/2 runs to tease the total on a baseball game!

The Teaser is considered a loss unless all selections win - in other words a Tie is a Loser. In the event a game is postponed or a pitching change occurs, the Teaser will revert to the next lowest number of selections. If there is a loss with a postponed game or a pitching change game, your Teaser is considered No Action.

Restrictions:

No In and Outs (meaning taking the over and under in the same game), $500 MAX. Open spots allowed. 

An "IF" wager allows the customer to make a second wager pending a win on the first selection. "IF" wagers must be made at the time of the first selection. The second part of the "IF" wager cannot exceed the amount of the risk of the prior selection.

Example:
In your first wager, you choose the Colts at -6 and if the Colts win you then select the Texans. If the first wager loses, the entire wager stops there. If the first wager wins, the wager continues to the second selection. If both wagers win the player is paid the sum of both wagers. If the second selection loses the players is paid the difference between the first winning wager and the second losing wager.

IF WIN ONLY  
An "IF" wager allows the customer to make a second wager pending a win on the first selection. "IF" wagers must be made at the time of the first selection. The second part of the "IF" wager cannot exceed the amount of the risk of the prior selection.

Contest based on a point spread and money line combined. It can also be based on specific Baseball Pitchers. If there is a pitching change the wager is graded as no action.

Example:
Braves - P Munro +1½ +100
Astros - M Morris -1½ -120

Hockey contests based on the pointspread and moneyline combined.

Example:
Pittsburgh Penguins +½ -105
Vancouver Canucks -½ - 125

Regular Juice is -110
Buy ½ point Lay -120 (10 cents)
Buy 1 point Lay -130 (20 cents)
Buy 1.5 points Lay -140 (30 cents)
Buy 2 points Lay -150 cents (40 cents)

Example:
Before buying ½ point Colts - 6 -110
After buying ½ point Colts - 5½ -120

Limit Bets

We basically move the line 10 cents or a ½ point on every Maximum Bet on a straight play and 1 point on every Maximum Bet on a Total. However you can always ask for more on any line and if we can we will accommodate you.

EXCEPTION IN BASKETBALL:

NBA Spread
½ point Lay -120 (10 cents)
1 point Lay -130 (20 cents)
1 ½ point Lay -145 (35 cents)
2 points Lay -160 (50 cents)

NBA Totals
½ point Lay -120 (10 cents)
1 point Lay -130 (20 cents)
1 ½ point Lay -140 (30 cents)
2 points Lay -150 (40 cents)

NCAA Spread
½ point Lay -120 (10 cents)
1 point Lay -135 (25 cents)
1 ½ point Lay -150 (40 cents)
2 points Lay -165 (55 cents)

NCAA Totals
½ point Lay -120 (10 cents)
1 point Lay -130 (20 cents)
1 ½ points Lay -140 (30 cents)
2 points Lay -150 (40 cents)

EXCEPTION IN PRO FOOTBALL:

WHEN BUYING OFF or ON THE NUMBER 3 THE PLAYER LAYS -135/100

WHEN BUYING OFF or ON THE NUMBER 7 THE PLAYER LAYS -125/100

EXCEPTION IN NCAA FOOTBALL:

WHEN BUYING ON OR OFF THE NUMBER 3 THE PLAYER LAYS -125/100

WHEN BUYING OFF or ON THE NUMBER 7 THERE IS NO EXTRA CHARGE. 

Odds that are posted in advance based on the winners of various major events including the Super Bowl, the World Series, the Stanley Cup, and the NBA Championship these are also called Future Bets.

A special wager offered by the sports book on unique and various topics. These wagers can be on sporting events, politics, and even trial outcomes. The wagers use the money line format of payoff odds and might included who scores the first touchdown in the Super Bowl, who will win the next presidential election.

A bet placed only on the first half (1st quarter & 2nd quarter) of the game. Wagering can be on the spread and totals. When available these are located at the bottom of the wager page.

A bet placed only on the second half (3rd quarter, 4th quarter and overtime) of the game. Wagering can be on the spread and totals. When available these are located at the bottom of the wager page.

A bet placed on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th quarter. Wagering on this can be on the spread and total. This is currently available for NFL and college football games that are televised. When available these are located at the bottom of the wager page.