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    I am new to this but had a question: I have been a player for about 10 years and use a local sports guy who follows the vegas rules. I had a round robin parlay on sunday on houston, gb, and indy. The houston line was -3 and it unfortunately pushed. In all of my years, that play becomes a straight bet if the other part of the parlay wins.

    I was told that by true vegas rules, since I called in a play as a round robin that a push is a LOSS. I have never ever heard of this. Now, this is a new person that I am dealing with and was curious if anyone ever heard of a round robin parlay being a push a loss. I am confused.

    Thanks

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    I had the same round robin with bodog, they gave me the win for Houston

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    You are right, and are being ripped off. Find another guy immediately.

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    A push should reduce - in Vegas or offshore. The other legs should become straight-bets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin7 View Post
    A push should reduce - in Vegas or offshore. The other legs should become straight-bets.
    A push is a push....... Justin is correct here your guy is shooting at ya.

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    According to all sportsbook rulz and they use vegas rulz, Its a push and it reverts!!!

    To the next lower bet.

    So he is F#$king you!!

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    I think a push just gos to the lower bet and you got screwed.

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