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£37.50 on a 4/1 winner. Took 4/1 SP also 4/1 (2 nr 25p rule 4)
I'm on the right side but how do they get a total return of £168.75? I make it that it should be £150.00.
Thanks
I'm on the right side but how do they get a total return of £168.75? I make it that it should be £150.00.
Thanks
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Some firms like PP do not take 5p or 10p rule 4 deductions from winnings so I can only assume you have been deducted for 1 non runner and not both of them. That's my guess anyway.
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Thanks, Slippy but I phoned WH and they said 25p r4.
Same with Cor, £125 on same horse, returns £562.50, can't make it fit with any rule 4. |
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They said 30p r4, also took 4/1.
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In both cases the returns are, (paid at full odds but only half stake back)
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Not sure then, doesn't add up that.
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Are you sure you didn't get cashback?
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 Very good Clouseau. |
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lol, genius.
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Online bet to clear things up.
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Both bookies seem to have done exactly the same.
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Just noticed the SP was 7/2 not 4/1 but that shouldn't affect anything.
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7 2 guaranteed then
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Well I took 4/1 anyway Capt, so the 7/2 SP shouldn't affect anything.
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Ah, you may have something. It works out as if I've been paid at SP with no deduction!
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and yet it clearly stated 4/1 on the settlement page.
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The rule4 of 25p would only apply to SP bets if the w/d horse was a different early price.
If you took an early price and the w/d horse was a bigger price than it's pre w/d price the r4 would be less. |
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Thanks aka, so are the returns correct?
To make it simple if I had £25 on a horse that I took an early price of 4/1 about and the SP was 7/2 and there was a 25p reduction (horse was withdrawn long after my bet) what should my returns be? |
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That's a very good answer of yours btw. Just trying to get my head round it. lol
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Most firms will pay you whatever is the highest..returns of sp or taken price with r4.
Standard offer like guaranteed odds. As the returns from £25 at sp (no rule 4 as market already been reformed) work out more than £25 at 4/1 minus r4 you got paid £168.75 instead of £150. |
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Oh I see, giggitygiggity. I wasn't aware of that. Thanks very much. That clears it up nicely.
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I'm surprised Corals did that, seeing as they withdrew my best odds privilege.
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On reflection Kenny and looking at the return I'm thinking the horse must have been withdrawn early doors and the revised betting market reflected this.
Therefore your bet was 4/1 les 25p which is 4/1 x 75/100 = 3/1. the returned SP was 7/2 with no r4 as the market had been made with this already a nr. I'm also guessing your bet was BOG therefore you'd be on at the SP and £37.50 @ 7/2 no r4 = £168.75. |
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Sorry just read giggi's post which is saying the same.
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Coral don't allow me bog though, quite often this concession is taken away from punters.
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Never mind, I'm well on the right side. Thought I'd only made £20 on the arb but made a ton.
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