When you place a wager as ACTION and a pitching change is made do you keep the odds from when you originally placed your wager?
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"Action" wagers are for gamblers that want action. Most pro players will never use these. On an action wager, a pitcher change will have the odds automatically adjusted to the "market price" at open with the new pitchers. This gives the book a lot of leeway on what price you get.
Pro players would sell their grandmother off for an extra 5 cents, so there's no way they'd play an "action" bet that might be 10-20 cents off what they expect (unless they have VERY good info on who the new pitcher is, and how the market is incorrect in analyzing him).
Austin, you and I discussed this on the phone dude.. I already told you.
SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005
I answered this question for him on the phone yesterday.. There are no thoughts on this dude, it's pretty cut and dry.
You don't keep the odds on an Action wager.
SBR Founder Join Date: 11/16/2005
I use action most of the time now because I just want "action" on the game. If I bet a team and it is +180 and their is a pitching change and now it is +120 I do not care because I want "action" on game and usually need the game to win no matter who is pitching as I have deadlines to meet. It all depends what situation your in.
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005