Cash Out is a feature that gives you the opportunity to close out your active bet before the outcome is decided. This allows you to secure part of your winnings or cut your losses as the odds change in or against your favor.

Cashing out can be tempting because it lets you lock in a profit or mitigate your losses. Unfortunately cashing out your bet also has a negative ROI over the long run. Sportsbooks understand their customers can get trigger happy, so they make sure those early cash outs are much lower than they should be.

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A +1.5 spread is commonly seen in baseball betting, the standard runline  for MLB. This spread means the underdog must win outright or lose by exactly one run to cover the spread. Alternatively, a -1.5 spread means that the favorite must win by at least two runs. Many baseball games are decided by fewer than two runs.