How does a teaser change a point spread?
The selected team receives the teaser points. A −7.5 spread teased by six points becomes −1.5, while +2.5 becomes +8.5.
Choose each leg, enter the original lines and move them by the teaser points. Then calculate the profit and payout using the price actually offered.
A teaser gives the selected team additional points, so its spread increases. For totals, an over moves lower and an under moves higher. Every leg must satisfy the sportsbook's teaser rules.
The payout uses the American odds you enter for the complete teaser. The tool does not assume a standard price because prices and push rules differ across books and leg counts.
The selected team receives the teaser points. A −7.5 spread teased by six points becomes −1.5, while +2.5 becomes +8.5.
An over moves down by the teaser points and an under moves up. Over 45.5 becomes over 39.5 with six points; under 45.5 becomes under 51.5.
No. Enter the American odds actually offered for the complete teaser. Prices, eligible markets, pushes and ties vary by sportsbook and sport.