Betting Basics

Moneylines, also often referred to as "soccer betting lines," come in two varieties: the two-way moneyline and the three-way moneyline. A moneyline sets a "numerical weight" for each team in the competition as either a negative or positive number. Two-way moneyline indicates the two teams set to play, and either a positive or a negative number goes alongside each team name. A positive number indicates the amount you can win if you bet $100 on that team. (+150 odds = bet $100 to win $150) A negative number describes how much you need to bet to win $100. (-150 odds = bet $150 to win $100) Three-way moneyline operates similarly to the standard two-line moneyline, except it offers odds for betting on a draw. Draws aren't uncommon in soccer, which makes them a viable condition worth betting on.

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A moneyline is simply a bet type that only includes Odds, as in “Odds to win”. indicates the two teams set to play, and either a positive or a negative number goes alongside each team name. A positive number indicates the amount you can win if you bet $100 on that team. (+150 odds = bet $100 to win $150) A negative number describes how much you need to bet to win $100. (-150 odds = bet $150 to win $100) In hockey, betting on the moneyline is simply betting on who will win the game, and is the most popular method of betting on the NHL.

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A moneyline is simply a bet type that only includes Odds, as in “Odds to win”. indicates the two teams set to play, and either a positive or a negative number goes alongside each team name. A positive number indicates the amount you can win if you bet $100 on that team. (+150 odds = bet $100 to win $150) A negative number describes how much you need to bet to win $100. (-150 odds = bet $150 to win $100) In hockey, betting on the moneyline is simply betting on who will win the game, and is the most popular method of betting on the NHL.

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