tommythejambo Posted January 8, 2014 Posted January 8, 2014 Tried googling it but didnt really know what to search for. Had a bet on someone -2 goals tonight, but noticed that they had an option I didn't understand. It went: -2 - 6.100 -2, -2.5 - 6.500 -2.5 - 7.000 What does the one in the middle mean? (I just made up those prices btw)
He Who Cannot Be Named Posted January 8, 2014 Posted January 8, 2014 Think it means half your stake on -2 and half on -2.5 or something along those lines.
tian447 Posted January 8, 2014 Posted January 8, 2014 Say you put ?10 on -2.0, -2.5. Basically ?5 goes on -2.0 and ?5 goes on -2.5. If the game finishes 2-0, you get your fiver back on the -2.0, but lose your fiver on -2.5, as the first part is a push result, and the other is a loser. If the game finishes 3-0, you are a winner on both parts, and in this case would be paid out ?65 (?10 x 6.500). It gives you a chance to get half your stake back if a team only wins by the lower margin on the handicap. Hope this helps
tian447 Posted January 8, 2014 Posted January 8, 2014 There is a good guide here mate, if you want a bit more context on it all (or even on any bet you don't fully grasp, it's got a comprehensive cover of everything): http://www.betrescue...asian-handicap/ - for Asian Handicap Guide http://www.betrescue.com/betting-guides/ - for the overall Guide You get some cracking Asian Handicap bets, and it gives you a lot more to bet on that just your traditional "over-the-counter" style bets. P.S. On Bet365, an Alternative Asian Handicap is simply the other Asian Handicaps they offer. Usually when you click "Asian Lines" you are given a single option, perhaps something like -2.0 as the "selected bet". Alternative Asian Handicaps simply give you the option to bet on other markets, such as -3.5, -4.0, if you so wish (Just in case you are confused about the name )
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