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LudwigPastorius

(11,486 posts)
14. It would be like this:
Tue Nov 12, 2024, 02:16 PM
Nov 12

In sports, the over/under is usually set on the final combined score in a game.

In Thursday night's NFL game the over/under is 48.5. If you bet "under", and the combined score at the end of the game is lower than 48.5, you win. If bet "over", and the combined score at the end of the game is higher than 48.5, you win.

Now say, the bookie or casino sets the over/under on Lee Zeldin's firing date as March 7th, 2026.

If you bet the "under", you are betting that he gets fired before then. If he does get fired before then, you win the bet. If you bet the "over", you bet that he'll be fired after that date. If he does, you win the bet.

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