Question: How would you handle this situation? This is a true scenario-
I use a local bookie. He used to take bets via phone. Now he farms it out to a 3rd party offsite internet book. I log in, place bets, etc. We settle in person.
For tonights 1st half lines for the ULL/Ark St, the line is listed as the following (correct):
ULL -2.5 1H
Ark St + 2.5 1H
However, I went to play the actual line, and when inputting bets, the confirmation lists the following lines:
ULL + 2.5 1H
Ark St + 7.5 1H
This basically presents an 10 point middle (Both bets win if ULL is up anywhere from 0-7, and Ark St is up anywhere from 0-2). The 'risk' is losing the vig basically.
Two roads to take:
1. Call the bookie and tell him, maybe ask or hope he throws out a credit or free play
2. Say fawk him, he's a bookie, if he farms out his lines and the third party screws up then it's on him.
Which road do you take?
I use a local bookie. He used to take bets via phone. Now he farms it out to a 3rd party offsite internet book. I log in, place bets, etc. We settle in person.
For tonights 1st half lines for the ULL/Ark St, the line is listed as the following (correct):
ULL -2.5 1H
Ark St + 2.5 1H
However, I went to play the actual line, and when inputting bets, the confirmation lists the following lines:
ULL + 2.5 1H
Ark St + 7.5 1H
This basically presents an 10 point middle (Both bets win if ULL is up anywhere from 0-7, and Ark St is up anywhere from 0-2). The 'risk' is losing the vig basically.
Two roads to take:
1. Call the bookie and tell him, maybe ask or hope he throws out a credit or free play
2. Say fawk him, he's a bookie, if he farms out his lines and the third party screws up then it's on him.
Which road do you take?