Lets say I bet Manchester united PK over liverpool, and the game is a tie. Do I get my money back then?
Thanks!
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02-07-10 08:31 AM #1
newbie soccer question
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02-07-10 08:33 AM #2
It really depends on the book.
Read there rules
Most books will give money back. Just make sure yours does.
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02-07-10 08:36 AM #3
go to google and type
"betting pk soccer"
http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&q=bettin...6c6930b7d53e73
or just go read the rules of the book you are making the bet with.
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02-07-10 09:42 AM #4
As Shark said, read Your Book rules. They vary from book to book.
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02-07-10 09:46 AM #5
Yes you do. people put PK but it really means DNB (Draw No Bet)
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02-07-10 09:51 AM #6
yes on a PK, you get your money back on a draw in soccer
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02-07-10 10:00 AM #7
In some books you can see the 0 AH(Asian Handicap) which is the same as PK and DNB.
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