how much money would one have made if they had bet the "under" every time Iowa plays this year?

[mro1978]

$100 per game, bet the under. I'm guessing a healthy amount.

 

[QChawks]

 

[HemiHawk]

Over-Under Bet: Definition, Types, and Examples

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[nelly02]

By my calculations assuming -110 which is standard for o/u you would be up 627.20 on the year if you bet 100 on the under every game

 

[IaHawks03]

9 games played. Under has hit in 7 of the 9 games.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

By my calculations assuming -110 which is standard for o/u you would be up 627.20 on the year if you bet 100 on the under every game

Maybe the payout is different on DraftKings, but mine came out to be $636.30 total if the odds were -110 every time.

That number is only what you would've won though. Then you have to factor in the $200 you bet when the Under didn't hit, and that'd leave you at $436.30 ahead. Say you started with $100 and just kept rolling it over for every Iowa game and that'd leave you with $536.30 to play with or cash out on.

 

[nelly02]

Maybe the payout is different on DraftKings, but mine came out to be $636.30 total if the odds were -110 every time.

That number is only what you would've won though. Then you have to factor in the $200 you bet when the Under didn't hit, and that'd leave you at $436.30 ahead. Say you started with $100 and just kept rolling it over for every Iowa game and that'd leave you with $536.30 to play with or cash out on.

What 2 overs hit? I only had it at one... Western Michigan. Maybe I missed another that went over. Otherwise what I had it at would be 527.20.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

What 2 overs hit? I only had it at one... Western Michigan. Maybe I missed another that went over. Otherwise what I had it at would be 527.20.

9 games played. Under has hit in 7 of the 9 games.

I dunno.....

 

[nelly02]

I dunno.....

Looks like Michigan state did as well