Book 2: 10-point, three-team teasers at -120 (ties reduce).

Book 1: 10-point, three-team teasers at -110 (ties lose).

Here are three different sites (names removed) and their different prices, as well as rules regarding ties:

Now that we’ve gone over a regular teaser, we move on to the slightly more complicated sweetheart teaser.

Otherwise, the bet is probably offering poor value. Line shopping is very important in teasers, and always remember to read over the rules to make sure pushes reduce or push the entire bet. The juice ranges wildly from book to book and depends on how many teams are involved. So if you like a team -10 and another team also -10, you can bet both teams at -3 instead, but now both bets must win or your bet loses. The teaser bet lets you add extra points to your spread. Some books grade them a loss and others reduce or remove that tie from the bet. Pushes are handled differently from book to book. A regular, standard teaser involves anywhere from 2-15+ teams, and is a combination bet in which all bets must win for your bet to cash.

3 team special teaser rules