Sports Betting has arrived! Here are some FAQs to address all of your sports betting questions.
What is a Single?
What is a Single?
A single is an individual bet on a contest.
Example: Carolina Panthers To Win vs New Orleans Saints
What is a Parlay?
What is a Parlay?
A Parlay is a combination of 2 or more selections from separate contests.
Example: Carolina Panthers To Win, Charlotte Hornets To Win
What is an SGP?
What is an SGP?
An SGP is a combination of 2 or more selections from the same contest.
Example: Carolina Panthers To Win, Bryce Young TD Passes - Higher 1.5
What is an SGP+?
What is an SGP+?
An SGP+ is a combination of 2 or more selections from one contest plus at least one additional selection from another contest.
Example: Carolina Panthers To Win, Bryce Young TD Passes - Higher 1.5, Charlotte Hornets To Win
What is a Spread?
What is a Spread?
The spread refers to the margin of victory for the contest.
Example: Carolina Panthers (+3.5) vs New Orleans Saints (-3.5)
In this example, the Spread is 3.5 Points
If you bet on Carolina Panthers (+3.5), they must win outright, or lose by fewer than 3 points to win the bet
If you bet on New Orleans Saints (-3.5), they must win by more than 3 points to win the bet
What is a Moneyline?
What is a Moneyline?
The Moneyline refers to the outright winner of the contest, regardless of their margin of victory
Example: Carolina Panthers Moneyline (To Win) vs New Orleans Saints
What is a Future?
What is a Future?
A Future is a bet on the outcome of an event rather than an individual contest. While there are many types of Futures, the most common futures are for a team to win a championship or a player to win an award.
Example: Carolina Panthers to win the NFL Championship
Example: Duke to reach the Final 4 of the NCAA Tournament
Example: LaMelo Ball to win NBA MVP
What are odds in Sports Betting?
What are odds in Sports Betting?
Odds are displayed alongside each selection as a decimal multiplier. The amount of your entry will be multiplied by these odds to determine your final payout.
Example: A winning $10 entry with odds of 2.50x will have a final payout of $25.00
Please note that entries made using Bonus funds will not return the initial stake. A winning $10 entry made with Bonus funds with odds of 2.50x will have a final payout of $15.00