A bet or wager on an event

A go-between of the player and the bookmaker.

Short for Against The Spread.

When a team comes back to cover the spread when it seemed unlikely

When you lose a wager that you thought you had won

Your wagering budget

A person who places bets for another person

A wager

A shortened term for the Bookmaker. Also known as the House

A term used to describe a point spread favorite

Losing a wager you thought you had won

Winning a point spread wager

Betting lingo for $1000

Another term for a Teaser wager

Short for a point spread Underdog

Betting lingo for $100

A wager where you win your stake and no commission is taken

How much you are owed or owe the book maker

A person who offers betting advice for fee

Placing a wager on the opposite side of a previous wager to prevent a loss

The commission paid to the book maker on a losing bet

The minimum or maximum wager a book maker will accept

A term used for a wager that seemingly can’Äôt lose

Placing wagers on opposite sides of the same game to ensure a profit regardless of outcome. Also know as a scalp

Betting lingo for $500

A contest in which there is no betting line available

A single wager in which two are more teams are bet. In order for the wager to win, all the teams need to cover their point spreads

Placing a wager after an event has already begun

The betting lines a book maker assigns to an event

Neither a win or a loss. A tie

A person who places bets for another person

Placing wagers on opposite sides of the same game to ensure a profit regardless of outcome. Also know as a middle

A successful or professional bettor

An amateur bettor

When large sums are wagered on a specific bet in a short period of time

A single wager on multiple teams where you are given ’Äúpoints’Äù to adjust the odds of an event based on the number of teams involved

Another term for Handicapper

Another term for a Bet

Another term for a Sharp or professional bettor