Liquidations
How Liquidation Works in Leverage Sports Betting
At LEVR Bet, leverage is what makes our sportsbook unique. Unlike traditional sports betting, where you risk a set amount for a fixed payout, our system allows you to amplify potential winnings using multipliers. However, with greater rewards comes increased risk—this is where liquidation comes into play.
What is Liquidation?
Liquidation occurs when the live in-game odds of the team you bet on drop below a set threshold based on your chosen multiplier. If this happens, your bet is automatically closed, and you lose your staked amount—even if the team later comes back to win.
How Leverage Affects Liquidation
When placing a bet, you select a multiplier (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, etc.), which determines:
Your potential payout (higher multipliers = bigger wins)
Your liquidation odds threshold (higher multipliers = closer liquidation levels)
Example: Pre-Game Liquidation Thresholds
Let’s say you bet $100 on the Philadelphia Eagles with opening odds of 2.1:1. Depending on the multiplier you select, your liquidation threshold changes:
Multiplier
Potential Payout
Liquidation Odds
2x
$319.93
4.28
3x
$429.90
3.18
4x
$539.87
2.81
5x
$649.83
2.59
If Philadelphia’s live in-game odds ever hit 4.28 (at 2x), your bet is liquidated.
If you took a higher multiplier (e.g., 5x), the liquidation odds would be lower (2.59), meaning less margin for error but bigger payouts.
The same logic applies to betting on Kansas City, but their liquidation odds would be different due to their initial odds being different.
Live Game Liquidation Example
Once the game starts, odds constantly shift based on real-time action. Let’s see how liquidation plays out in two different scenarios:
Example 1: Liquidated Bet
You bet on Milwaukee (2x leverage) in an NBA game vs. Portland.
As the game progresses, Milwaukee remains the favorite.
However, at one point, their odds drop below your liquidation threshold.
You are automatically liquidated, and your bet is lost, even if Milwaukee comes back to win.
Example 2: Successful Bet
You bet on Denver (2x leverage) in an NBA game vs. Orlando.
Denver remains safely above your liquidation threshold throughout the game.
Since they never crossed your liquidation odds, your bet remains open.
Denver wins, and you receive your full 2x payout—double what you would have earned on a traditional bet.
Key Takeaways for Liquidation Strategy
Higher Multipliers Mean Higher Risk
You can win more, but your liquidation threshold is tighter.
Know Your Liquidation Odds Before the Game Starts
Always check your liquidation odds pre-game to understand your risk level.
Live Game Volatility Can Trigger Liquidation
Games can swing fast—if your team’s odds drop too low, your bet closes automatically.
Manage Your Risk
If you want more safety, use lower multipliers.
If you want higher potential winnings, accept closer liquidation odds.
Understanding liquidation mechanics is key to making strategic bets on LEVR Bet. Choose your multiplier wisely, keep an eye on live odds, and manage your risk to maximize your betting performance.
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