What is plus money in sports betting?
The short answer
Getting paid more than you risked. Underdog odds.
Betting slang explained
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In plain English
A price that pays more than you risked. A $100 bet at +150 returns $150 in profit.
What to remember about Plus Money
The definition
Getting paid more than you risked. Underdog odds.
In plain English
A price that pays more than you risked. A $100 bet at +150 returns $150 in profit.
Example in context
"Give me plus money all day."
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