Quote from: Wendigo on November 27, 2016, 03:35:15 AM

Quote from: manbitcoinlover on November 26, 2016, 08:20:10 PM

Cheers for the pick and good luck today. I like the way you analyzed this game

Edmonton Oilers have a really good captain though but Arizona should take it. What does draw no bet mean? Is it moneyline or not?

Quote from: manbitcoinlover on November 27, 2016, 12:56:26 AM

Quote from: Rubberduckie on November 26, 2016, 11:09:28 PM

think I will just follow you for awhile cause I can't hit a hockey game to save
my life lately lol.

Even in the rangers game vs philly I had under 5 and it was 3-0 late and bam
2 goals to tie the game...

I can't even win the ones that look easy late

I am pulling your leg a little bit here, but if it was 3-0 late, how do 2 goals tie the game Tongue

All jokes aside, its good to follow some tipsters to gather information, I never fully depend on them though, I take information from everywhere and then make a pick myself.

Draw no bet means that a 3-way bet becomes a 2-way bet. 3-way bet - team A can win, lose or draw the game. Hockey games have 60 min and overtime. 60 min lines can be 3-way bets or 2-way bets. Moneyline bets include both the 60 min and the overtime.
2-way bets mean 2 possible outcomes - team A can win/draw or lose. Draw no bet means that we will get our stake back in the event that team A tie up the game and if they win we get the profit. It's pretty straightforward.

I think you don't understand how Asian Handicap works. Under 5 goals means that if the end result is 5 goals scored in the match the stake is returned to the bettor. This is called a push or a void bet. The guy got his money back because the match finished 3-2 and he got under 5 goals.
You need to take some Betting 101 crash course first Grin

lol whoops, I thought it was under 5.5, I didn't know books offered 2 way bet on a 60 minute line, that is pretty cool and I bet you get higher odds than normal including OT lines, but its always riskier to bet regular time then OT.