$90M (includes licence) for this...

[shaneMcAlister 1,425]

 

This FOB for sports site stillcan't even get the pricing of sports right.  Crazy, this should be automated

[scoobysnacks 386]

The odds are the same because games don't typically end with a 3, 9, or 13-point margin. Therefore, there would be minimal difference in the odds, or none at all, which is what the TAB has gone with.

There has been only one game this season decided by either 3, 9, or 13 points. The most common odd-numbered points diff is 7, hence why the odds are adjusted.

[shaneMcAlister 1,425]

29 minutes ago, NextPlease said:

The odds are the same because games don't typically end with a 3, 9, or 13-point margin. Therefore, there would be minimal difference in the odds, or none at all, which is what the TAB has gone with.

There has been only one game this season decided by either 3, 9, or 13 points. The most common odd-numbered points diff is 7, hence why the odds are adjusted.

Thanks NextPlease, why would you ever pick the lower one?

[scoobysnacks 386]

You wouldn't, but I'm sure it would catch out the odd punter.

It's also a reason why bookies often have +9.5 or +11.5 points starts (as the primary line). Punters will have to lay some juice in order to buy up and take the +10.5 or +12.5, because bookies know the game isn't finishing with a 9 or 11-point difference.

 

[shaneMcAlister 1,425]

34 minutes ago, NextPlease said:

You wouldn't, but I'm sure it would catch out the odd punter.

It's also a reason why bookies often have +9.5 or +11.5 points starts (as the primary line). Punters will have to lay some juice in order to buy up and take the +10.5 or +12.5, because bookies know the game isn't finishing with a 9 or 11-point difference.

 

Thanks NextPlease for this.