^{Even & Odds Sport Betting}

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^{TwoFace // Soseki}

^{We Would like to Announce The Opening of Sport Betting.}

^{We will be taking in bets for all sports, the site we will be referring to for odds will be}

^{https://www.pinnacle.com/en/}

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^Rules:

^{1) Bidding Closes 30 minutes before event start, your bid and money has to be sent in before this time.}

^{2) Max bet per event is $500,000, with a weekly max of $1,000,000. (This is for the trial period, the max bet will change)}

^{3) We will ONLY be using https://www.pinnacle.com/en/ For our Odds if you use a different site you might lose your bid.}

^{4) All Winning will be paid out within 24 hours of event ending. (5% commission will be charged on all winning bids)}

^{5) To place your bid please fill out this betting form, Once you completely filled out this form please send in your bid payment with a Note to either TwoFace or Soseki. Once that has been completed you will receive a confirmation PM.}

^{6) Odds are to be copied from the provided site without tamper and added to Bid link, Anyone caught changing their odds will sacrifice their bid.}  

 

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Place Your Bid HERE

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdAQI5RkOyKDgiafEEc0R7nXoRoaAlZb6sCAqZUNBKS8oxlzg/viewform?usp=sf_link

 

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Pay Your Bet HERE

https://mafiareturns.com/manage/bank.php

 

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Betting Types:

 

Moneyline Wager

The names of this bet type are completely interchangeable, and you will hear one or the other depending on where you live in the world. Moneyline is much more common in the US while the term win bet is much more common in other parts of the world.

A moneyline/win bet is a simple wager on who will win a game, race, match, contest, or a fight. It’s really that simple on the surface. If you’ve bet on a team to win the Super Bowl, you’ve to place a moneyline/win bet. If you’ve bet on a boxer of UFC fighter to win a fight, you’ve placed a moneyline/win bet.

Moneyline bets can be presented in three different formats including moneyline, decimal, and fractional. While these will look very different, they will tell you the exact same information about the bet including who you are betting on, who the favorite or underdog is, and what the potential payout you would receive from a correct pick. We will cover all of this in the next few sections.

At this point, all you need to take away from this section is that moneyline/win bets are a simple bet on who the winner of a particular sporting contest will be.

 

Handicap betting

Handicap betting is used in many parts of the world, and for several sports. It’s very similar to point spread betting. Points (or goals) are still awarded and deducted from teams for the purposes of the betting, but the aim is not specifically to make the participants equal favorites. Instead, it’s really just about presenting different options. Handicap betting effectively gives you the opportunity to improve your chances of winning, but reduce the odds or to improve the odds, but reduce your chances of winning.

 

Totals and over/unders

Totals and over-unders are two different terms for the same wager. Some regions only use one term of the other, but in most parts of the world, the two terms are interchangeable. This type of wager is extremely popular, extremely straightforward, and available on a wide range of sports.

The idea here is that a bookmaker sets a line for the total number of points, goals, or runs to be scored in a game. They then give you the option of betting on whether the actual total will be higher or lower than the line they’ve set. Betting on higher is referred to as backing the over, while betting on lower is referred to as backing the under.

For some sports, the bookmaker will set the line at what they estimate the total is likely to be. This is similar to the point spread wager in that they’re effectively creating 50/50 proposition, so the odds for the over will typically be the same as the odds for the under. They’ll at least be very close, as each one is theoretically as likely as the other.

For other sports, the bookmaker will set several different lines. The odds for the over and the under on these are often quite different, as one outcome may be much more likely than the other.

 

Good Luck All!!!

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This is a Trial Run, Please all feedback is welcome. 

If there is something you would like to see us add please let us know. 

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!!!!Trial week give away!!!!

All players who places a bid from now till Dec 3rd will be put in a raffle for a chance to win 1,000,000

No matter if your bid won or not, you have a chance to win. 

So not only do you profit from losing bets but there is also a 5% edge on winning bets? Not reasonable if you ask me

Thank you for your feedback Corsair, 

The Reason why we are charging a small 5% commission fee on winning bids is due to our player base, Since we are just starting out we won't have many players bidding. It would only take a few bad losses to close this down at first, so we are charging a small commission fee to winning bid for the short-term. Once there is a steady flow of bids coming it the commission would be removed.

Please remember that this is our first trial week, after this week everything will be taking in and consider and will be changed accordingly.

Thank you for explaining! Now it makes much more sense

No problem, if you have anymore question feel free to ask. 

^{Announcement!!!!!} 

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^{For the remainder of the trial week we will be removing the weekly limit. However the limit per event will remain at 500k.}