For example, both sides listed at +150 on the moneyline? Do you play it and cash? (*Can* you play it and cash -- or will they nullify the bet once they find out; or, worse, deactivate your account?) Do you report it, and hope they'll give you some kind of reward? Do you simply play the game at a different book? Or...?
Play it and worst case scenario they will cancel the bet(s)
2012 NFL PreSeason Record: 1-0, +1 Unit
This town won't appreciate Tony Romo until he's gone and the Cowboys are back playing with the Quincy Carters and Chad Hutchinsons of this world. Remember those days?
You don't appreciate a quality quarterback until you don't have one. Few teams have the good fortune of making the transition from a Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck as the Colts are prepared to do. When Romo is done, it may be 5-10-15 years before the Cowboys find another quarterback of his ability.
roger1000 For example, both sides listed at +150 on the moneyline? Do you play it and cash? (*Can* you play it and cash -- or will they nullify the bet once they find out; or, worse, deactivate your account?) Do you report it, and hope they'll give you some kind of reward? Do you simply play the game at a different book? Or...?
Notify them. Nothing good will come of you betting a bad line.
If you bet it: It WILL get canceled. They will mark you as a shot taker. They may possibly freeroll you (not cancel it until after the game is over, and cancel it only if you win)
If you notify them: You may get something for free, you'll build goodwill between you and the shop.
You want a handicapping tip? Spend as much time getting a good number as you do researching games. Depositing/withdrawing/depositing/withdrawing is a bitch, but I guarantee you will lose less, or win more. I can't guarantee that for any other piece of advice
"There is no such thing as luck, just random fluctuations of probability"