That's a good question WR -> if you play a teaser with the book, you usually have to pay it down. I can't remember how it works but for some reason I am thinking the juice is 100% rather than 10%. It's been a long time since I bet with a book.

Yea, I have no clue. I don't get that too deep into betting so Coast disregard my bet since I have no clue what that means.

http://www.sportsinteraction.com/sports ... /type5.cfm


Found this WR. Basically you have to parlay two bets and add the 6 - 7 points to both. You also can win less than the normal parlay. I thought it was the higher juice but it's the lesser pay.

Guys, here is the deal on teasers: There are a variety of teasers, but the ones I play occasionally are 6, 6.5 or 7 point teasers. That means you take two sides or totals or combination and add the points to your favor.

The line on the game tonight was Pitt -3 with an over/under of 37. So tonight, Jacksonville was +3. I played a 7 point teaser to make the line on Jax +10. The over/under was 37, so a 7 point teaser on the over was over 30. To win a teaser, you have to win both sides. I won the Jax side, but did not win the over. so I lost the bet.

The juice on a 6 point teaser is -110 to win 100...same as a straight bet.
The juice on a 6.5 point teaser is -120. It's -130 on a 7 pointer.