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Turf Club Sports Book

Get in the action and set bets on your favorite video games and teams in our modern sportsbook. With wall-to-wall HDTVs, luxurious seating with an unequaled view of the huge game, and genuine sports betting wagering, you can wager, watch, and win like never previously at Northern Quest.

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The Turf Club Sports Book mobile app makes wagering a breeze with on-the-go betting available property-wide. Whether you're taking in a show, taking pleasure in a meal, or getting relaxing in your elegant hotel suite, you can bet and win simply as you would from the Turf Club itself.

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Disclaimer: Sports wagering may not be conducted on any small league sport. Sports wagering may not be conducted on any Collegiate Sport Event or Collegiate Athletic Event provided or sponsored by a Washington state college institution.

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SPORTS BETTING BASICS

Before you can place a sports bet at Turf Club Sports Book at Northern Quest, there's a few basic terms to comprehend. We will evaluate the typical types of betting and how to comprehend each betting line, so you understand the lots of ways to place a bet and win!

KINDS OF BETS:

If you ever hear the term "straight bet" it is describing a particular wager on a sports contest with a win or loss on the wager figured out by a point spread, money line or overall (over/under). Each of those straight bets vary in the following ways.

- SPREAD BET

Most common in football and basketball, a spread bet is a wager on a single game with a point spread. To win, simply bank on the team that will "cover" the spread. Covering the spread implies the picked group needs to win or not lose by an established margin of points.

Additionally, each group in the contest is accompanied by a +/- beside the spread number. If a minus (-) exists that team is considered the preferred and if a plus (+) is revealed that team is thought about the underdog.

Spread Bet example:

The odds board reveals Seattle is a six-point favorite against San Francisco.
Seattle -6
San Francisco +6

If you wager the spread on Seattle -6, they would need to win by 7 points or more to "cover" and therefore you would win your bet.

If you bank on San Francisco +6, they would need to lose by 5 points or less to "cover" and therefore you would win your bet.

If Seattle wins by 6 points precisely, it's called a "push", and your initial wager is returned to you. In a lot of cases, you will see point spreads that are denoted as +/- half increments (EX. Seattle -6.5). This is done to remove presses. In this case Seattle still would need to win by 7 points or more to "cover" as there are no half point plays in football.

- MONEY LINE BET

A money line bet is a bet on a particular group to win a contest without a point infect cover. This is typical in hockey, soccer, and baseball. The preferred (-) and underdog (+) are offered odds based on a $100 bet.

Money Line Bet example:

The chances board reveals:
Boston -200
New York +120

Boston is the preferred at -200. This means to win $100 dollars you need to wager $200 on Boston to win. If Boston wins, you are paid the $100 win plus your original $200 bet for a total of $300.

If Boston loses, you lose your initial $200 wager.

If you were to wager $100 on the underdog New York to win at +120 and they did, you would be paid $120 for the win plus your initial $100 wager for an overall payment of $220.

If New york city loses, you lose your initial $100 wager.

- OVER/UNDER BET

An over/under bet, in some cases referred to as an Overall Bet, is made based on the overall combined rating of both teams at the end of a single contest. You can bet that either the last rating will be over (O) or under (U) the overall score set by the sports book. To identify the over/under on a particular contest, look at the chances board for a number normally noted as something like 155 for a college basketball video game, 8 for a baseball video game or 47 for a football game.

Additionally, an over/under bet is accompanied by a chances line. Sometimes the chances are even, for instance both are +100. Sometimes the chances line varies, and one team might have the over at -120 and the under at +100. The odds identify your payment if you win your bet.

Over/Under Bet example:

The chances board reveals a particular hockey video game:
O6 at -120
U6 at +100

If you selected to bet the over at -120, you would need to position a $120 bet to win $100 if the last score is 7 or more. If you win the bet, your payout will be the $100 win plus your initial $120 bet for a total of $22O.

If you picked to bet the under at +100, you would need to place a $100 bet to win $100 if the final rating is less than 6. If you win the bet, your payout will be the $100 win plus your initial bet for an overall of $200.

If the last rating amounts to 6 precisely, it's thought about a "push" and your initial bet is gone back to you.

- FUTURE BETS

Future bets are wagers put on a contest that will occur at a distant later date. A wager on a game "tonight" is ruled out a future bet, however a bet placed in August predicting the winner of the professional football championship held in February is thought about a future bet.

A chances line accompanies each team as part of the futures bet. Odds frequently alter leading up to the future bet's contest Your payout is identified by the odds at the time you positioned your bet.

Future Bet example:

Prior to the start of football season, you position a $100 future bet on Seattle to win the championship at +800. If Seattle wins, your payout will be $800 for the win plus your $100 original bet for an overall payment of $900. If Seattle doesn't make the champion or does and loses you lose your $100 bet.

- PARLAY BETS

A parlay bet is when you combine multiple single bets (spread, moneyline or over/under) into one big bet for a larger payment. If any bet in the parlay loses, the whole parlay loses. If all the bets win, the parlay wins and you receive your payment based on the chances at the time the very best was put.

Parlay Bet example:

You parlay bets on the Green Bay -4, New York +5, and San Francisco -7. If all three teams win, the parlay wins. If even one group loses, the parlay loses.

If the parlay wins, the payout is bigger than individual single bets. Calculating the payment yourself is harder than Sports Betting 101. The sports book will always compute the payout for you.

- SAME-GAME PARLAY BETS

Combining numerous bets from the very same game into one huge bet for a larger payment.

- TEASER BETS

A teaser bet is the same as a parlay bet, however you can move the point spread in your favor. The payment is reduced, but your chances of winning boost. Similar to in a parlay bet, you'll need to win all your games to receive a payment.

- ROUND ROBIN BETS

A round robin is a series of smaller parlays created from a bigger list of bets. For instance, you can create a three-team round robin with three 2-game parlay bets.

Round Robin Bet example:

If you bet on New york city -4, Seattle -3, and Green Bay +5, and New york city does not cover, you still have the possibility of winning your parlay bet of Seattle and Green Bay.

- PROPOSITION (PROP) BETS

A proposition bet is a wager not connected to the result of a contest.

Proposition Bet examples:

- Which team will score first?

- Will there be a safety in a football game?

- Will a certain player have basically than 1.5 goals?

- Will there be a hole in one in a golf competition?

- A lot more!


Action - Having a wager of any kind on a contest.
• "I have actually got action on the Arizona vs Florida game."

Cover - For a preferred, to win by more than the point spread. For an underdog, to win the game or lose by less than the spread.