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Assuming the current odds for the individual 2 games are correct, the odds for Italy AND England to win on Tuesday are 2.625/1
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We're not working out the price of the double.
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For England to qualify two unrelated events must both happen. That's a double.
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mmm, my head's spinning now. Not sure about this at the mo.
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For a double you add an extra point on for the second part of the bet so I think my answer is correct. Wouldn't stake my cat's life on it mind.
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I think you're confusing this with a bet on the double. We're not betting on it, just trying to establish the true odds.
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I think you're confusing this with a bet on the double. We're not betting on it, just trying to establish the true odds.
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What are "true odds", conceptually? And why, in the context of two independent events, should they differ from a double?
This is not an issue I have encountered before. |
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I'll think about it over a few jars tonight.
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Just treat 7/4 and 1/2 as a double but don't add your stake back on for the 2nd leg.
2.625 |
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Why do that? Doing that means the answer does not equate with plain probabilities. How can it mean anything?
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at least Her Majesty will now keep her dignity, God bless you ma'am
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