Whole Handicaps and Draws
In the event that a whole number is used for the handicap, the handicap adjusted final score could result in a draw. This situation is not a draw, but a push. With a push, all bettors have their original wagers returned as there is no winner.
Handicap | Team Result | Bet Result | Handicap | Team Result | Bet Result |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 | Win | Win | 0 | Win | Win |
Draw | Stake Refund | Draw | Stake Refund | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose | Lose | ||
- 0.25 | Win | Win | + 0.25 | Win | Win |
Draw | Half Lose | Draw | Half Win | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose | Lose | ||
- 0.50 | Win | Win | + 0.50 | Win | Win |
Draw | Lose | Draw | Win | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose | Lose | ||
- 0.75 | Win by 2+ | Win | + 0.75 | Win | Win |
Win by 1 | Half Win | Draw | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 1 | Half Lose | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 2+ | Lose | ||
- 1.00 | Win by 2+ | Win | + 1.00 | Win | Win |
Win by 1 | Stake refund | Draw | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 1 | Stake refund | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 2+ | Lose | ||
- 1.25 | Win by 2+ | Win | + 1.25 | Win | Win |
Win by 1 | Half lose | Draw | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 1 | Half win | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 2+ | Lose | ||
- 1.50 | Win by 2+ | Win | + 1.50 | Win | Win |
Win by 1 | Lose | Draw | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 1 | Win | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 2+ | Lose | ||
- 1.75 | Win by 3+ | Win | + 1.75 | Win | Win |
Win by 2 | Half win | Draw | Win | ||
Win by 1 | Lose | Lose by 1 | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 2 | Half lose | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 3+ | Lose | ||
- 2.00 | Win by 3+ | Win | + 2.00 | Win | Win |
Win by 2 | Stake refund | Draw | Win | ||
Win by 1 | Lose | Lose by 1 | Win | ||
Draw | Lose | Lose by 2 | Stake refund | ||
Lose | Lose | Lose by 3+ | Lose |
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