I don't fully understand the half point. On a hockey over/under at 5.5 how does the half point even play? A tie at 3-3 is over and a 2-3 is under. How does that half point play?
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12-03-07 05:26 PM #1
half points
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12-03-07 05:38 PM #2
It makes sure that there could be no push (tie).
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12-03-07 05:42 PM #3
Seems quite logical after you think about it.
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