Difference between revisions of "ML"
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| − | Using the sample match below | + | Using the sample match below, a $100 bet on ''Texans ML'' would have +140 odds, yielding a $140 profit for a total return of $240 if the Houston Texans were to win the match. Similarly, a $160 bet on ''Titans ML'' would have -160 odds, yielding a $100 profit for a total return of $260 if the Tennessee Titans were to win. [[Spread]]s are not factored in when grading moneyline wagers. If the game were to end in a draw initial risks are refunded to the customers. |
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 15 December 2019
ML is an abbreviation for the betting term moneyline, which is a bet placed on which team will win a given match outright. This term is most commonly used in North America when describing football, basketball, baseball, or hockey.
Example
Using the sample match below, a $100 bet on Texans ML would have +140 odds, yielding a $140 profit for a total return of $240 if the Houston Texans were to win the match. Similarly, a $160 bet on Titans ML would have -160 odds, yielding a $100 profit for a total return of $260 if the Tennessee Titans were to win. Spreads are not factored in when grading moneyline wagers. If the game were to end in a draw initial risks are refunded to the customers.
| Team | Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
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Houston Texans | +3.0 (+100) | Over 50.0 (-110) | +140 |
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Tennessee Titans | -3.0 (-120) | Under 50.0 (-110) | -160 |