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sylofox

half and half bet?

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How does this work?

If I bet team A wins first half and the do 2-0. Then team B 1-0 second half have I won.

 

Or do team B have to score 3?

I do not want to bet on the final score.

Posted
2 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

If you had team a to win HT and FT you've won. If you've had HT team a and FT team b you've lost. If that makes sense

the slip is Barnsley first half that was 2-0. Norwich second half that was 0-1.

 

No mention of the win or overall score?

Posted
3 minutes ago, sylofox said:

the slip is Barnsley first half that was 2-0. Norwich second half that was 0-1.

 

No mention of the win or overall score?

Yeah that's a loser. Norwich needed to win the fixture after barnsley leading at half time

Posted
7 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

Yeah that's a loser. Norwich needed to win the fixture after barnsley leading at half time

ok thank you foxfanazer.

Posted
14 hours ago, foxfanazer said:

Yeah that's a loser. Norwich needed to win the fixture after barnsley leading at half time

Not if the bet is for second half. As you've said if it's ht/ft then no but you can bet separately on halves I believe. 

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22 minutes ago, lildave3 said:

Not if the bet is for second half. As you've said if it's ht/ft then no but you can bet separately on halves I believe. 

Yeah but I'm not sure you can double it up on the same game can you? 

Posted

it depends on the bet type.

 

if it was a Barnsley HT Norwich FT then it lost as you would be betting on barnsley winning 1 - 0 at HT then Norwich winning 2 - 1 at FT.

 

if the bet was Barnsley to win the first half Norwich to win the 2nd half (so no mention of full time), then it's a winner.

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