Moneyline Tie
- Soccer moneyline and spread wagers work slightly differently to some other sports, the main difference is that the 'draw' or 'tie' is a selectable outcome. Therefore rather than be a push, if you select a team to win and it's a tie, the wager is a loss.
- The moneyline bet is also referred to as a win bet, depending on what part of the world you are in. The United States refers to this bet as a moneyline bet while most of the rest of the world refers to this as a win bet. Leave it to the US to need to be different 🙂.
Fans of sports that are not classed as US Sports will see a difference between them and regular sports when they watch them. The difference is that these sports play an additional overtime period to determine a winner, they do not like games to end in a draw in the US.
A tie can happen whether you are betting point spreads or totals. If, for example, a spread was three points, and the final score was 17-14 with the favorite winning.
For example, while Premier League football games happily end in a draw after 90 minutes, if we have a tie in the NBA, NFL or NHL after the regulation period, then these leagues play a further period of overtime to determine a winner. As far as the fans go, I think this is a brilliant idea and it gives a sense of victory to either team on every occasion, which cannot be said about soccer, rugby and other non-US sports.
When it comes to placing your bets, if you are betting on a US sport then you need to consider this. As you would expect from the bookmakers, they have a betting market to suit every single part of the game, and this includes whether you would like to include overtime or not. There are two ways to bet on the outcome of a US sport, and these are known as money line betting and 3-way betting.
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