It's a formula. And they take a piece.

If you bet on a team that'll was originally -110 they have to be -125ish from what I have seen to get your money back dollar for dollar.

I tend to think it's not positive ev. But for people who hedge with live bets it's an easier way to hedge you just cash out.

I tend to stay away from the option but like everything in life to day is never a good option would be stubborn.

For example I was heavy on a tennis match this morning. She rolled her ankle and tried to play thru. You could tell she was done. Maybe a cash out there would have been smart.

I said a lot to basically say I wouldn't rely on this but you may find spots where the option is good.

I use it. Usually near the end of the game when I know the game is over and I'm going to lose and I can recoup some of my money back.

Usually it’s greyed out in the late innings. Wondering how it will work when football comes along.

The cash-out feature can be tempting, but it's usually tilted in the bookmaker’s favor. While it might feel like a win when you cash out and still make a profit, over the long run, it’s often not positive EV. If you’ve had success, it could be a mix of luck and good timing, but the math generally favors sticking with your original bet. That said, there’s definitely a place for cashing out if it helps you manage risk or lock in a profit when things are looking shaky.

AlexxFisher2 said:

The cash-out feature can be tempting, but it's usually tilted in the bookmaker’s favor. While it might feel like a win when you cash out and still make a profit, over the long run, it’s often not positive EV. If you’ve had success, it could be a mix of luck and good timing, but the math generally favors sticking with your original bet. That said, there’s definitely a place for cashing out if it helps you manage risk or lock in a profit when things are looking shaky.

Excellent post ....

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