We look in detail at what happens to your wager when a player goes down injured. We have all been there, we have placed our bets with our favorite sportsbook and are looking forward to watching the big game, and then disaster strikes. The player you have backed goes down injured and is unable to…
PK, commonly known as “pick” or “pick’em,” is a term used in sports betting to indicate a point spread of zero. In a PK scenario, there is little or no handicap or advantage given to either team involved in the wager. It essentially means that the game is considered a toss-up, where both teams are…
The number of sports fans in the US and around the world has increased steadily over the past 50 years. Furthermore, after the repeal of PASPA in 2018 led to many states legalizing sports betting, the popularity of sports in America has been unprecedented. However, the most-watched sports* in this country are somewhat different from…
The Monte Carlo method is a computational tool that helps you determine the odds of various outcomes through many simulations. It is helpful in different fields, including engineering, oil and gas, and project management. With the broad ways it can be used, it is no surprise that this technique is also prevalent in the gambling scene. This…
If you have placed a bet and want to cancel in the last minute, you are in the right place; here, we will look at how to void pregame wagers and what to do in case your sportsbook does not allow you to cancel your bet. Have you ever made a bet, only to regret…