Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Auto Racing | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:52 pm
Nascar And Indy Rules
General Rules
  • Races must be run within one week of the scheduled date of eventfor your bet to have action.
  • In the event that the driver or team wagered on for the outright championship does not start the race, the bet is considered action.
  • The official winner at the conclusion of the race will be the winner for betting purposes.
  • Both drivers in a matchup wager must be in starting grid for the bet to have action.

Drag Racing Rules
General Rules
  • Races must be run within one week of the scheduled date of eventfor your bet to have action.
  • All bets are action as long as driver makes on qualifying attempt
  • The official winner at the conclusion of the race will be the winner for betting purposes.

Please Note : If there is an event that you would like to wager on that we do not have listed, please contact us and tell us which event you are looking for. We will attempt to make odds for you!

Frequently ,Asked, Questions

Posted by admin | Frequently Asked Questions | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:41 pm

New to VIPsports ?
Is gambling legal over the Internet ?
If I am in the United States, what legal ramifications are there ?
How do I open an account ?
How can I be sure I will get paid when I win ?

Using the Site
How do I make a deposit ?
How do I open an account ?
Does VIPsports work with AOL, Prodigy or CompuServe ?
How do I use VIPsports with AOL under Windows 95 ?

What Types of Wagers Does VIPsports Offer? (Betting Help)
Access our Wagering Guide for Questions Like:
What is a side bet/straight bet?
What is a total bet or over/under bet?
What is a parlay bet?
What is a teaser bet?
What is a money line?
What is a proposition/future bet?

New to VIPsports ?

Is gambling legal over the Internet ?
It is widely recognized that Internet gaming is an international issue. Some experts agree that even if anti-gaming nations pass laws against Internet gaming, the international character of the Internet makes it impossible to police on a global scale. Currently, users in the US, for example, may be deterred from wagering due to potential violations of 18 US Code 1084. It is best to contact your local or federal authorities regarding legality in specific jurisdictions.

If I am in the United States, what, if any, legal ramifications are there ?
One federal law having possible impact is 18 US Code 1084. It was enacted to discourage sports books from conducting business in the US, not to prosecute the consumer. This fact was recognized in one case, in which the government prosecuted a person placing bets with a sports book. The judge took the purpose of the law into account and held against the prosecutor because the bettor was not involved in the “sale of a product or service for a fee involving third parties,” i.e., customers and clients.

How can I be sure I will get paid when I win ?
VIPsports is a fully licensed sportsbook on the island of Curacao. The Parliament of Curacao has passed laws which regulate and tax Internet gaming operations. In VIPsports’s licensing agreement, VIPsports is required, by law, to maintain an escrow account with funds on deposit that exceed the amount of all active wagers. You can rest assured that your winnings will always be paid.

What is “the spread” ?
Odds makers need a way of making even bets possible. They assign a point advantage to a weaker team that is expected to lose by a certain number of points. If you bet on the stronger team, they need to win by more than the point advantage (covering the spread) in order for you to win. Half-point spreads are also possible and available for purchase.
What is “juice” ?
This is a slang term meaning the commission that you must pay if you bet against the spread. You must have a winning average of over 52.38% in order to come out ahead.
How do I open an account ?
1. Press the “Open an Account” button or the “Signup” button.

Fill in the online registration form with your information
2.
How do I make a deposit?
1. Press the Account Management button in the left frame of the screen
2. Enter your account ID and password
3. Press the Deposit button
4. From the drop-down list, select the amount you wish to deposit
5. From the second drop-down list select the method by which you would like to send your deposit.
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Using the Site
Does VIPsports work with AOL, Prodigy or CompuServe?
Yes, any Internet service provider that uses a 100% compatible TCP/IP stack will work.
Requirements: The newest version of your ISP’s dialer software. For AOL this is currently version 9.0

How do I use VIPsports with AOL under Windows 95?
If you use Windows 95 and the latest version of AOL, then VIPsports will operate reliably. To ensure you have the latest version of AOL software:

Connect to AOL
Select “Help” from the menu
Select “About AOL”
The latest version of AOL is “AOL 9.0″
To check the release, hit CTRL-R (hold the CTRL key down and press R)

To upgrade AOL:
Connect to AOL
Select “Keyword”
Type “Upgrade” and press Enter
Select “Upgrade Now”, there is no charge to upgrade.

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New to VIPsports ?
Is gambling legal over the Internet ?
If I am in the United States, what legal ramifications are there ?
How do I open an account ?
How can I be sure I will get paid when I win ?

Using the Site
How do I make a deposit ?
How do I open an account ?
Does VIPsports work with AOL, Prodigy or CompuServe ?
How do I use VIPsports with AOL under Windows 95 ?
 

What Types of Wagers Does VIPsports Offer? (Betting Help)
Access our Wagering Guide for Questions Like:
What is a side bet/straight bet?
What is a total bet or over/under bet?
What is a parlay bet?
What is a teaser bet?
What is a money line?
What is a proposition/future bet?

  New to VIPsports ?

Is gambling legal over the Internet ?
It is widely recognized that Internet gaming is an international issue. Some experts agree that even if anti-gaming nations pass laws against Internet gaming, the international character of the Internet makes it impossible to police on a global scale. Currently, users in the US, for example, may be deterred from wagering due to potential violations of 18 US Code 1084. It is best to contact your local or federal authorities regarding legality in specific jurisdictions.

If I am in the United States, what, if any, legal ramifications are there ?
One federal law having possible impact is 18 US Code 1084. It was enacted to discourage sports books from conducting business in the US, not to prosecute the consumer. This fact was recognized in one case, in which the government prosecuted a person placing bets with a sports book. The judge took the purpose of the law into account and held against the prosecutor because the bettor was not involved in the "sale of a product or service for a fee involving third parties," i.e., customers and clients.
 

How can I be sure I will get paid when I win ?
VIPsports is a fully licensed sportsbook on the island of Curacao. The Parliament of Curacao has passed laws which regulate and tax Internet gaming operations. In VIPsports’s licensing agreement, VIPsports is required, by law, to maintain an escrow account with funds on deposit that exceed the amount of all active wagers. You can rest assured that your winnings will always be paid.
 

What is "the spread" ?
Odds makers need a way of making even bets possible. They assign a point advantage to a weaker team that is expected to lose by a certain number of points. If you bet on the stronger team, they need to win by more than the point advantage (covering the spread) in order for you to win. Half-point spreads are also possible and available for purchase.

What is "juice" ?
This is a slang term meaning the commission that you must pay if you bet against the spread. You must have a winning average of over 52.38% in order to come out ahead.

How do I open an account ?
1. Press the "Open an Account" button or the "Signup" button.

Fill in the online registration form with your information
2.

How do I make a deposit?
1. Press the Account Management button in the left frame of the screen
2. Enter your account ID and password
3. Press the Deposit button
4. From the drop-down list, select the amount you wish to deposit
5. From the second drop-down list select the method by which you would like to send your deposit.
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Using the Site
Does VIPsports work with AOL, Prodigy or CompuServe?
Yes, any Internet service provider that uses a 100% compatible TCP/IP stack will work.
Requirements: The newest version of your ISP’s dialer software. For AOL this is currently version 9.0
 

How do I use VIPsports with AOL under Windows 95?
If you use Windows 95 and the latest version of AOL, then VIPsports will operate reliably. To ensure you have the latest version of AOL software:
 
  • Connect to AOL
 
  • Select "Help" from the menu
 
  • Select "About AOL"
 
  • The latest version of AOL is "AOL 9.0"
 
  • To check the release, hit CTRL-R (hold the CTRL key down and press R)
To upgrade AOL:
  • Connect to AOL
  • Select "Keyword"
  • Type "Upgrade" and press Enter
  • Select "Upgrade Now", there is no charge to upgrade.
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Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Betting Glossary | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:40 pm

Betting Glossary
10 Cent Line - The money line difference (10 cents) between what a bettor would lay with the favorite or take back with the underdog; see Dime Line

20 Cent Line - The money line difference (20 cents) between what a bettor would lay with the favorite or take back with the underdog

Across The Board - A method of wagering on a horse to win, place and show

Action - A wager of any kind

Bad Beat - Tough Loss

Beard - Messenger bettor

Buck - $100

Chalk - Favorite

Circled Game - Game where action is limited due to uncertainties about weather, injuries, etc.

Cover - Win by more than the pointspread

Dead Heat - When two horses finish in a tie

Dime - $1000

Dime Line - Slang used to designate the 10 cent money line. The money line difference (10 cents) between what a bettor would lay with the favorite or take back with the underdog; see 10 Cent Line.

Dog - Underdog

Dollar - $100

Double Header - Two separate baseball games played on the same day for the same two teams

Edge - Advantage

Even Money - A wager on which neither side lays any odds or vigorish

Exotic Bet - Action other than a straight bet or parlay

Exposure - The amount of money one actually stands to lose on a game or race

Favorite - The contestant in any given contest that is considered the most talented, or has the best chance to win the contest

Final Four - Final four teams in the NCAA basketball tournament

Firing - Betting a lot. A player who is "firing" is wagering large sums

"Foots" - Slang word used sometimes for football

Futures - Wagers made, or lines/odds posted on an event or outcome taking place some time in the future, e.g. betting during the season on the SuperBowl winner.

Get Down - Make a bet

Grand Slam - The four major tennis tournaments: Wimbledon, Australian Open, French Open, U.S. Open. Also the four major golf tournaments: The Masters, U.S. Open, British Open, PGA Championship (Professional Golf Association). Also in baseball, a homerun with the bases loaded, scoring four runs.

Grand Salami - A slang word for the over/under total for the combined score of all the hockey contests on the schedule for that day

Halftime Line - A line on only the first half, or only the second half scoring of a football or basketball game

Handicapper - One who studies sports and predicts outcomes

Hedge - Bet the opposite of your original wager in order to reduce the amount of exposure you have on a game

Hook - Half point in pointspreads

"Hoops" - Slang word used to indicate the game of basketball

Home Field Advantage - Edge the home team is expected to have as a result of familiarity with the playing area, favorable demographics and effect of travel on the visiting team

Hoops - Basketball

Hot Tip - Information the bookmaker is not yet privy to

IBF - International Boxing Federation

Juice - Bookmaker’s commission, most often refers to the 11 to 10 football bettors lay on straight wagers. Also known as vigorish.

Lay The Points - A wager on a favorite in a pointspread contest Lay The Price - A wager on a favorite in a moneyline contest

Limit - Maximum bet accepted by the house before the price will be changed

Line - The moneyline, odds, or pointspread of any given contest

Listed Pitcher (LP) - The pitcher or pitchers listed by Las Vegas oddsmakers as probable starting pitchers for a scheduled baseball game

Lock - Easy Winner

Longshot - Large underdog

Middle - To win both sides of a game. For example, if you bet the underdog +3 1/2 and the favorite -2 1/2 and the favorite wins by 3, you’ve middled the book. The book has been middled.

MLB - Major League Baseball

Moneyline - The amount you must bet to win 100 or the amount you win if you bet 100

MVP - Most Valuable Player. Leagues give MVP Awards to the best regular-season and to the outstanding player in championship games or series

NBA - National Basketball Association

NCAA - National Collegiate Athletic Association

Neutral Site - Arena, court or field where neither side has a home field advantage

NFL - National Football League

NHL - National Hockey League

Nickel - $500

NIT - National Invitational Tournament

Off The Board - Game where no bets are being accepted

Over/Under - A bet on whether the combined total of the points/goals scored by the two teams will exceed or be less than a specified number

Overlay - When the odds on a proposition are in favor of the bettor rather than the house

Overtime - The continuance of a contest that is tied at the end of regulation time until a winner is determined or the maximum number of overtime periods have expired

Parlay - A bet with two or more teams where all the teams must win for the bettor to be successful

Past Post - To make a bet after an event has started

Penny Line - A money line that is adjusted in increments of a penny, or one cent at a time

Pick or Pick’em - A game where neither team is favored

Player - Bettor, gambler

Pointspread - The handicap, or head start, which the favorite gives to the underdog for betting purposes

Press - To bet a larger amount than usual

Price - The moneyline odds on the favorite of a given match

"Pucks" - A slang word used to indicate the game of hockey

Puppy - Underdog

Push - A tie between the bettor and the bookmaker that is the result of the score of an event falling exactly on the pointspread number, or the total points number

Rain Out - A contest that has been canceled because of bad weather

Round Robin - A series of parlays. A three-team round robin consists of one three-team parlay and three two-team parlays

Rundown - Line update

Runner - Messenger bettor; see beard

Ryder Cup - A golf tournament between American and European golfers that is staged every two years

Scalper - One who attempts to profit from the differences in odds from book to book by betting both sides of the same game at different prices

Score - To win a lot of money

Scratch - Withdraw; cancel

Sharp - Wise guy

Side - To win one side and tie the other. For example, if you lay -2 1/2 and take 3 on the same game and the favorite wins by 3 you have sided the book. The book has been sided.

Side Bet/Side Wager - A wager on a particular team, or side, to win a contest

Soft Line - A wagering line that is not current with the true posted line. A line that has been adjusted or moved as a result of action and does not reflect the true line as posted.

Spread - An abbreviated form of pointspread

Stanley Cup - NHL Championship

Steam - When a betting line starts to move quite rapidly. Most "steam games" do not necessarily reflect the "right side", but are games that the mass of bettors somehow decide to key on

Straight Bet - A single wager on a selected side or over/under

Sudden Death - An overtime period in which the first contestant to score is declared the winner of the contest

Superbowl - NFL Championship game

Take A Price - A wager on the underdog in a moneyline contest

Take The Points - A wager on the underdog in a pointspread contest

Teaser - A bet on 2 or more teams where the line on each team is adjusted in the favor of the bettor. Like a Parlay, all selections must be correct for the teaser to win

The Big Dance - The 64 team, post season college basketball championship tournament

Toss Up - Game where the line is close to pick-em

Total - The line on a given contest, representing the combined number of points/goals scored by the two teams; see over/under

Tout Service - A business that sells opinions on sporting events

Underdog - The contestant in any given contest that is considered the least talented, or has the least chance to win the contest

Underlay - When the odds on a proposition are in favor of the house

Value - An overlay

Vigorish - Bookmaker’s commission, most often refers to the 11 to 10 football bettors lay on straight wagers. Also known as juice.

WBA - World Boxing Association

WBC - World Boxing Council

Wise Guy - Established and successful sports bettor

WNBA - Womens National Basketball Association

World Series - MLB championship; The final seven games of the baseball playoffs between the two league champions to determine the world champion

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Teasers | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:16 pm

Teasers
VIPsports is proud to offer Teaser Bets. A Teaser, simply put, is a parlay like bet on 2 or more teams where the line on each team is adjusted in the favor of the bettor. Teasers are another very exciting way for the sports betting enthusiast to WIN VERY LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY WITH VERY LIMITED RISK!.
Like parlays, all teams wagered on in a teaser must win. The number of teams selected and the number of points selected determines the payout odds. If a selection in the teaser is a push, the teaser will drop to the next lower level, if a lower level is offered for that particular teaser. A push in a two team teaser without a loss will make the entire bet a push. When placing a wager a 3 team super teaser a push will result in a loss on the wager.
At VIPsports, you may include up to 8 Selections in your teasers. Because Teasers are strictly pointspread type bets, they are allowed only with football and basketball wagering.
These wagers can be placed very easily online or by telephone at VIPsports.
Football Teaser Payoffs

Teams 6 points 6.5 points 7 points 10 points 13 points
2 10/11 5/6 10/13
3 9/5 8/5 7/5 10/13
4 3/1 5/2 2/1
10/13
5 9/2 4/1 7/2
6 6/1 11/2 5/1
7 9/1 8/1 7/1
8 12/1 11/1 10/1
Monster Football Teasers

3 Team 10 Point Teaser pays 10 to 13. Bet $130 to win $100.
4 Team 13 Point Teaser pays 10 to 13. Bet $130 to win $100.
No Totals allowed in Monster Teasers, Ties Lose.
Basketball Teaser Payoffs

Teams 4 points 5.5 points 5 points 7 points 10 points
2 10/11 5/6 10/13
3 9/5 8/5 7/5 10/13
4 3/1 5/2 2/1
10/13
5 9/2 4/1 7/2
6 6/1 11/2 5/1
7 9/1 8/1 7/1
8 12/1 11/1 10/1
Monster Basketball Teasers

3 Team 10 Point Teaser pays 10 to 13. Bet $130 to win $100.
4 Team 13 Point Teaser pays 10 to 13. Bet $130 to win $100.
No Totals allowed in Monster Teasers, Ties Lose.

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Straights | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:15 pm
Straights
VIPsports is proud to offer the largest selection of Straight Wagers available today. Straight Wagers, also known as Point Spread Wagers, are far and above the most common type of wager placed by sports betting enthusiasts today. These wagers can be placed very easily online or by telephone.
In an attempt to make everything as clear as possible, we have chosen to dedicate a separate section to each specific sport. Each section includes specific details on the various wagers offered, and all necessary rules, regulations and calculations to make your wagering experience easy and exciting.
Please select from the links above to view the specifics for all sporting bets that are of interest to you.

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Proposition Bets | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:14 pm

Proposition Bets (Exotics)
VIPsports offers a very large menu for Proposition and Exotic Wagering. Simply put, Proposition/Exotic Bets may generally be considered as any wager other than a straight “side” or “over/under” wager. More specifically, these wagers usually involve specific events and occurrences that happen throughout any given game. We have listed some examples for you below.
Props/Exotics will be offered on more marquee games on the betting menu. These include, but are not limited to, Sunday and Monday night NFL games, various NCAA Football games, major Bowl games, and many Playoff and Championship Basketball games. There are also many other miscellaneous events that Props and Exotics will be offered for. Examples and Definitions of Common Props/Exotics
Which team will be the first to score?
The team that scores first in the game (touchdown, field goal or other). This bet will be taken off the board for wagering 15 minutes before the scheduled kickoff time because the coin has been tossed and the team who will have the first possession of the ball is known.
Which team will be the last to score?
The team that scores last in the game (touchdown, field goal or other, overtime included).

Will either team score in the first X minutes and XX seconds of the game?
Will the first score of the game be a touchdown (overtime included)?
Will the last score of the first half be a field goal?
Will either team score in the last 2 minutes of the first half?
Will the team that scores first win the game?
Will either team have 3 or more unanswered scores?In other words - will either team score 3 times without the other team scoring in between (touchdown, field goal or safety, conversions do not count)?
Will the longest touchdown be over or under XX yards?
Will the shortest touchdown of the game be over or under XX yards?
Will the total field goals made by both teams combined be over/under X?
Will Quarterback X throw an interception?
Will the total rushing yards by Running back X be over or under X?
Which team will have the most penalties?
Will the total sacks made by both teams combined be over or under X?
Will the total fumbles lost by both teams be over or under X?
Will the total points scored by a team be over or under X?
Alternate point spread (works exactly the same as the normal point spread).

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Parlays | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:13 pm
Parlays (also known as Multiples or Combos)
VIPsports is proud to offer the most comprehensive Parlay selection available today. Parlays, also known as Multiples or Combos, are a very exciting way for the sports betting enthusiast to
WIN VERY LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY WITH VERY LIMITED RISK!.
Simply put, a parlay is a bet of 2 or more teams (selections) or propositions in no particular order. All teams wagered on in a parlay must win. If there is a tie, it reverts down to the next lowest number for payoff. For 2 team parlays, a tie and win becomes a straight bet payout.
At VIPsports, you may include up to 12 Selections in your parlays, all sports included. This means that you can make one parlay card with a combination of all your favorite sports! These wagers can be placed very easily online or by telephone at VIPsports.
Please Note : No parlay bets will be accepted where individual "selections" are connected. For example, one leg of a parlay is for Sampras to beat Henman in the 4th round of Wimbledon and the second or additional part of the parlay is for Sampras to win the overall Wimbledon title. The match forms part of the overall tournament and is therefore ‘connected’. In the same way, you cannot parlay the over of the first half of a football game with the over of the total game, because the two are ‘connected’

Football and Basketball Parlay Payoffs

 Selections  Payout Odds
 2  13 to 5  
 3  6 to 1  
 4  11.5 to 1  
 5  22 to 1  
 6  40 to 1  
 7  80 to 1  
 8  150 to 1  
 9  300 to 1  
 10  500 to 1  
 11  1000 to 1  
 12  2000 to 1
 

Baseball (moneyline) Parlay Payoffs
Because of the moneyline used in baseball, there are no set payoffs for tying a number of teams together in parlays. Payoffs are determined by a simple formula that changes the moneyline into a decimal number and combines it with the other lines in the parlay. The first step is to change the moneyline into a decimal value. Use the chart below for this purpose.
Values are equivalent to one dollar.

-1.05  = .95    -1.85 = .54

-1.10 = .91     -1.90 = .53

-1.15 = .87     -1.95 = .51

-1.20 = .83     -2.00 = .50

-1.25 = .80     -2.10 = .48

-1.30 = .77     -2.20 = .45

-1.35 = .74     -2.30 = .43

-1.40 = .71     -2.40 = .42

-1.45 = .69     -2.50 = .40

-1.50 = .66     -2.60 = .38

-1.55 = .64     -2.70 = .37

-1.60 = .62     -2.80 = .36

-1.65 = .61     -3.00 = .33

-1.70 = .59     -3.25 = .31

-1.75 = .57     -3.50 = .29

-1.80 = .55     -4.00 = .25

How to Figure Baseball Parlays
For each price or odds quote on your teams, look at their respective payoffs (to $1) and always add $1 to these payoffs.
Multiply your bet times the products of these payoffs (+$1) for your parlay return.
Example :
A Player bet $50 on the Cardinals (-150) parlayed to the Tigers (-130)

 Bet  Cardinals  Tigers  Return
   (-150)  (-130)
 Return
 $50                                     X  1.67                                   X  1.77                                    =  $147.80
The return includes the $50 bet.
Use the same method for any number of teams.
Example :

 Bet  Cubs  Reds  Mets  Return
   (+120)
 (-135) (Even)
 Return
 $75                X 2.20                      X  1.74                 X  2.00                        =  $574.20
(1.00 + 1.20)
 (1.00 + .74) (1.00 + 1.00)
 $574.20
The return includes the $75 bet.
Remember to always add $1 to the payoff price to figure all parlays.
Please Note : All Baseball Side Parlays are "action." Run Line & Total selections within your parlay will be voided should there be a pitching change. Round Robin Parlays
VIPsports is proud to offer Round Robin parlays. A Round Robin is simply a nickname for parlay wagering on a group of selections (at least three or more) that are to be included in a combination of individual parlays. These wagers can be placed very easily at VIPsports, online or by telephone.
For instance, if a player asked for a $100, three-team Round Robin with teams A, B, and C, he/she is simply requesting a two-team parlay with teams A and B, another parlay with teams A and C, and another with teams B and C, for a total of 3 individual parlays, each for $100. The total amount risked would be $300.
Round Robins get more complex as the number of teams increases. A four-team Round Robin "by twos" for $100 would mean that the bettor wants four teams to be included in a combination of two-team parlays. This would be a total of six individual two-team parlays, for a total risk of $600. If the request is for a Round Robin "by threes", it would include a total of four possible combinations, for a risk of $400.
Example
A player requests a $100 four team Round Robin "by twos", with teams A, B, C and D. The possible combinations would be as follows:
Teams AB $100 to win $260
Teams AC $100 to win $260
Teams AD $100 to win $260
Teams BC $100 to win $260
Teams BD $100 to win $260
Teams CD $100 to win $260
If all four teams win, the player wins $1240, while risking only $600! If one game loses, there is still a profit, even though three of the parlays would lose. The three winners get back $780, plus the $100 laid for each parlay, for a total of $1080. After subtracting $300 for the 3 losers, the player profits $480!
Just like in our standard parlays, selections from every league and sport can be included!
Please Note : The maximum parley payoff for any one parlay wager shall be $50,000, whatever the stake, or theoretical payout displayed elsewhere on the VIPsports system.

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | If Bets | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:10 pm

If Bets
An If Bet allows you to increase your betting power and limit your risk by placing multiple bets on one betting ticket; each individual bet after the first bet will only have action if the previous bet in the sequence is successful.
An If Bet is also useful if you want to make more than one bet, but do not have adequate funds in your account to cover the second bet unless the first bet wins. An If Bet will place the second bet immediately upon success of the first bet. If Bet rules are as follows:
One If Bet can contain two to seven individual bets.
If Bets must be made prior to the start time of the earliest event.
Bets must be made in the order of each event’s start time
The first bet amount may not exceed the normal house limits.
OAdditional bets in the sequence may be any amount, not exceeding the amount of the original bet plus any winnings from preceding bets.
The first bet is always placed unless it is considered a no action event.
All If Bets at VIPsports are If Win. This means that the first bet is always placed unless it is considered a no action event.
Each subsequent bet is placed only if the previous bet wins.
If any bet in the If Win series loses, ties or is considered no action, then all subsequent bets on the betting ticket are considered no action.

Wagering Guide and Rules

Posted by admin | Future Book Wagers | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:09 pm

Future Book Wagers
VIPsports is proud to offer Future Book Wagers. A “futures” wager is a bet placed on an event that is scheduled to occur at some future date. For instance, prior to the beginning of the regular season for each major sport, odds will be established for each team to win their individual division, conference and seasonal championship. Another type of “future” wager that has become extremely popular is the over/under wager for the total number of victories for the entire season for a given team.
Other “future” wagering propositions that are offered at VIPsports include major Horse Races, such as the three “Triple Crown” races, which are The Kentucky Derby, The Preakness, and The Belmont Stakes. Major golf tournaments such as The Masters, U.S. Open, PGA Championship and The British Open. Tennis Championships like the Wimbledon Tournament, The French, Australian, and U.S. Opens. Auto races like the Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500. And last, but definitely not least, blockbuster events like the Super Bowl each year, or the Olympics every 4 years. VIPsports offers “future” wagers on many more events as well. If you have a favorite event that you don’t find odds on, please contact us directly, and we will make a line for you!
It is possible for a “future” bet to become a winner prior to the end of the regular season. However when the bet is conditional on a certain number of games being played, the wager must wait until those games have been played before the bet is graded.

Golf, Tennis or Auto Racing Top 3 Pullout Rule
If any of the 3 lowest priced players or drivers pullout of any tournament or race before it starts, we reserve the right to adjust any or all prices of remaining players or drivers after the wagers have been accepted.

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Posted by admin | Options | Saturday 17 January 2009 3:02 pm

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