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    rpb
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    Dear all,
    i'm finding it hard to understand the "if bet" multiple betting option, especially when it come to selecting whether it's single or double.
    Let's say i selected 2 soccer games:

    Game A odds:2.00
    Game B odds:2.00

    single:
    Now if i make a bet of 10$ using single, if A wins and B wins the revenue will be 30$
    If any of the games looses the bet will be lost

    double:
    Now i understand the bet will continue in case of a win, draw or cancellation, but will the revenue be the same??
    I mean if i place a normal bet on a soccer game for a team to win, the odds will differ then double chance.

    in the example above, let's say game A tied and game B won, the revenue will also be 30$?

    I really appreciate any help i can get, thank you.

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    p.arena is offline Former AM
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    Hi rpb and welcome to the forum.

    *edit, I'd written an answer but just realized it wasn't applicable to what you were asking. My answer was around normal multi bets rather than 'if bet' multiples that you mentioned.
    Last edited by p.arena; 30 June 2014 at 8:32 pm.

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    Jokerman99 is offline Private Member
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    With an if, you place a single like with any other bet.

    Say you have an account balance of $10. You bet $10 at 5-1 and it wins. You now have $60.

    You can place an if bet, to bet "hypothetical money".

    So you can say. If A wins @ 5-1, bet $60 on B.

    An if bet allows you to bet with money that is not in your account. The bet is only placed if the first part of the bet wins. If A loses, then B will never be placed.

    Full explanation can be found here (shameless self-promotion).

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