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redbait
14 Feb 13 13:53
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Hi,
I am on the lookout for an online tool/calculator that allows me to quickly find out what stakes are required to result in an identical liability for a number of different lays in the same market. For example, I may wish to lay three horses in the one race and I want my lay stakes to result in a total liability of £1,000 for each horse. Any help would be appreciated.

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By:
redbait
When: 14 Feb 13 17:51
Anyone?

Also, as a layer, when calculating your turnover for your own records, should you use your stake or your liability?
By:
666_v
When: 14 Feb 13 18:55
A Dutching calculator?
By:
TheVis
When: 14 Feb 13 18:58
It may not be what you want, but Gruss software can work out dutched lays for you at current market prices.
By:
Gin
When: 14 Feb 13 19:00
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http://www.arbcruncher.com/

Loads of calculators here - I presume you need the multilay one.
By:
redbait
When: 14 Feb 13 19:29
Thanks guys. The arbcruncher calculator, like most such calculators, will give me the stakes for an even liability, but not for a consolidated liability that takes into account the stakes from multiple lays. For example, I can ask it to give me the staking for two 4/1 shots at a liability of 1k. What it gives me is 250 each, whereas what I want it to give me is 333.33 each, which results in a liability of 1k on each outcome. Any other ideas?
By:
kenbrown
When: 15 Feb 13 13:54
have you looked at geeks toy? they have a very useful multibet tool. it`s not free tho
By:
SHAPESHIFTER
When: 15 Feb 13 14:04
BTW, I used to use calculaters but you'll quickly find you'll learn the ratios. 

This game gets very r e p e t i t i v e
By:
TheVis
When: 15 Feb 13 16:01
Gruss will do it for total liability or for the profit you are looking to make.
By:
ER WHAT HAPPENED THERE
When: 15 Feb 13 16:29
As said, get Gruss

£5 a month is FA and it will do what you say in a click of a button
By:
rcing
When: 15 Feb 13 16:29
download gruss .

when you start it , click on options , preferences , grid interface , then check the " dutch " box in display columns . then click the " dutch betting " tab in gruss , set liability and tick the horses you want in the little box next to there names

i don't use dutching , but there is some kind of warning when lay dutching

good luck
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