A straight bet, also known as a single bet or a moneyline bet, is the simplest and most common type of sports bet. It involves betting on the outcome of a single game or match, with the payout determined by the odds assigned to each team or player.
Here are a couple of examples of straight bets:
- NBA: Moneyline bet on the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Miami Heat: A sportsbook may set odds of -150 for the Lakers to win and +130 for the Heat to win. A bettor who wagers $100 on the Lakers would win $66.67 if the Lakers win, while a bettor who wagers $100 on the Heat would win $130 if the Heat win.
- NFL: Point spread bet on the New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys: A sportsbook may set a point spread of +3.5 for the Giants and -3.5 for the Cowboys. A bettor who wagers on the Cowboys would need them to win by more than 3.5 points to win the bet, while a bettor who wagers on the Giants would need them to win or lose by less than 3.5 points to win the bet.
Here's how to place a straight bet on Barstool Sportsbook:
- Log in: Sign in to your Barstool Sportsbook account using your username and password. If you haven't created an account yet, you'll need to register first.
- Navigate to the game: Click on the sport you want to bet on from the homepage or the main menu to view the available games.
- Choose the game: Select the game you want to bet on. You can view the odds for each team or player by clicking on the game.
- Choose your bet: Choose the type of straight bet you want to make, such as a moneyline bet or a point spread bet. Enter your wager amount in the bet slip.
- Confirm the bet: Review the details of your bet, including the odds and potential payout, and click the "Place Bet" button to confirm the bet.
- Wait for the outcome: Once the bet is placed, you'll need to wait for the outcome. You can track the progress of your bets in the "My Bets" section of your account.
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