Football Rules

On straight bets, players lay $11 for every $10 player wishes to win.

For example:

Say the Vikings are an 8 point favorite. The Player would lay $110 to win $100 or $550 to win $500, on either team. The point spread is always given with a negative number on the favorite and a positive number on the underdog. If a player wagers on the favorite, that team must win by more than the amount of the point spread. On all straight bets (except Parlays), if the favorite wins by the exact point spread the wager is a Push or "No Action." The number to the right of the 49ers is the total (over/under) number. Players can wager that the combined score of both teams will be either over or under this number. Overtime scores are counted in the score.

College Football Overtime Procedure

College Football Overtimes commence with a First and Ten Play at the opponents 25-Yard line. The Offensive Team keeps possession until they score, commit a Turnover or fail to Convert on Fourth Down. The Overtime continues until the Score is no longer Tied and each Team has an Equal number of Possessions. All Wagers on Sides and Totals will include all Overtime scoring