IF THE FIGHT IS A DRAW, do i get my money back?

**crimsonfalcon07** · 06-28-2023, 03:24 PM

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**ztrac79** · 06-28-2023, 04:01 PM

In a win or loose bet a draw gets your money back

**$quabbles94806** · 06-28-2023, 04:12 PM

Originally posted by King Jaffe Joffer

Im having a heated discussion with a moron named TravisGotti
i told him in a 2 way moneyline, which is standard, that you get your bet back if the fight is a draw. He vehemently denied this and couldnt fathom.
He googled if it was true, the google search said if a draw is an option you dont get your money back. So he said i was wrong. What he is referring to is a 3 way moneyline, which has nothing to do with a 2 way moneyline. They are its own en******. He keeps bringing up draw, which could be an isolated bet, but that also has nothing to do with a 2 way moneyline. Its very frustating trying to explain this.
Is there a way to explain it to him like a 4th grader so he can understand? At this point, i need him to understand so i can let it go. Its utterly ridiculous he doesnt get this

No. If you don't bet the draw, you don't win the bet. And considered dead money. Because there's odd for the draw. That's I always bet the draw.

**Mr Giggles** · 06-28-2023, 04:44 PM

Betting is for suckers, the betting companies always win

**mxtali** · 06-28-2023, 07:50 PM

Originally posted by $quabbles94806

No. If you don't bet the draw, you don't win the bet. And considered dead money. Because there's odd for the draw. That's I always bet the draw.

That’s what he said… In a 2 way a draw gets your money back. Not in a 3 way. (Unless of course the draw hits.)

IF THE FIGHT IS A DRAW, do i get my money back?