In basketball, you might see a point spread of -4.5/+4.5, which means the favored team will need to win the game by five points or more for your bet to cover the spread. If you bet on the underdog, they simply need to win the game or lose the game by less than four points. If they lose by five, your bet won't cash.

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Based on a list of possible Fulltime Score outcomes with Home Team wins, Away Team wins, Draws and an Any Other Score (AOS) selection. Result. The Fulltime Score. When the Fulltime Score is not in the list of possible Fulltime Score outcomes, AOS will be deemed the winning selection.

What Does a +1.5 Spread Mean? 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.