General Settings - Tie = Loss (Teasers)

A Teaser Bet permits you to adjust the point spread or the total in your favor, thus creating a customized betting scenario that aligns with your insights and predictions.

Key Features:

• Adjustable Point Spread: Increase your chances by shifting the point spread to your advantage.
• Flexible Totals: Manipulate totals to reflect your game predictions more accurately.
• Tie = Loss Option: A unique setting providing bookies a slight edge, where a tie results in a loss, amplifying the stakes.

Understanding these features is foundational in leveraging Teaser Bets to their full potential.

Navigating the "Tie = Loss" Option

In the landscape of Teaser Bets, the "Tie = Loss" option introduces an additional layer of strategy. This setting, when activated, changes the dynamics of your teasers, marking any tie within the teaser as a loss. Here’s a breakdown for a clear understanding:

• Regular Teasers: Typically, a tie in a teaser is graded as a push, with no loss to the bettor. However, with the "Tie = Loss" option engaged, ties turn into losses, advocating for a more calculated risk.
• Super Teasers: These larger scale teasers automatically consider ties as losses. The "Tie = Loss" option’s status is irrelevant in this context, as the nature of Super Teasers inherently accounts for this heightened challenge.

The Super Teaser Explained

The Super Teaser is an advanced feature designed for the seasoned bettor seeking to engage with the game on a deeper level. Characterized by a point spread or total of 10 points or more, Super Teasers offer a thrilling twist on traditional teaser bets.

Important Rule: Regardless of the "Tie = Loss" setting, Super Teasers follow a strict protocol where ties are always considered losses. This rule underscores the Super Teaser’s role as a high-stakes option within sports betting.

Best Practices for Teaser Bets

1. Strategic Planning: Assess the games and spreads carefully. Adjustments should complement your overall betting strategy.
2. Risk Management: Understand the implications of the "Tie = Loss" setting. In higher-risk bets like Super Teasers, formulating a plan B is crucial.