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Sportsbook Betting Abbreviations

A: Away

ART:   Artificial Turf

ATS: Against The Spread.

BB: Back to Back

CON:   Conference

DOG:   Underdog

DD:   Double Digit

DIV: Division

FAV:   Favorite

H:   Home

HD: Home Dog

HF:   Home Favorite

HL: Home Loss


L:   Last

LHG/LRG:   Last Home Game/Road Game

LY:   Last Year
MRT:   Most Recent (ATS) Trend

N: Neutral

NAT : Natural Grass

OPP: Opponent

O/U: Over/Under

PTA: Points Against

RD: Road Dog

REG : Regular

REV : Revenge

RF : Road Favorite

S :   Since

SEA : Season

STR: Strike (Season)

SU: Straight Up

VS: Versus

Y: Year

Others Popular Sportsbook Terms

10 cent line A ten cent difference in the money lines between the favorite and the underdog  
20 cent line A twenty cent difference in the money lines between the favorite and the underdog
Action Anytime a customer makes a bet, he has action, unless otherwise stipulated in the sportsbook’s betting rules. For instance, baseball wagers typically have “no action” if one of the listed pitchers does not start.
Added Game A game not part of Las Vegas' regular rotation; posted as an accommodation to customers
ATS "Against The Spread" –-its most general meaning refers to betting on a team to cover a certain number of points, usually in football or basketball
Bet Any wager
Book Shorter nickname for sportsbook
Buck $100—as in “give me the Celtics minus the points for a buck”
Buying points When a player pays an additional price to receive half a point or more in his favor on a point spread game
Circled game A game in which the betting action is reduced; usually occurs in added games, games with injuries, bad weather, prop bets or halves of games. These games cannot be included in parlays or teasers.
Cover When a sports team wins against the spread
Dime $1,000
Dime line A line where the juice is 5% instead of the standard 10%
Dog The sports team or entry perceived to be most likely to lose, as in “underdog”
Dog player A player that bets mainly on underdogs
Dollar $100
Double action An "if win bet" that continues when one of its individual bets wins, ties or is cancelled
Double header Two separate games played by the same teams on the same day
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