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Hi all I layed brian harman in the 3 ball Harman fleetwood and Cauley at odds 2.96
harman and fleetwood had 70s and cauley had a 75
if half by lay lost and half my lay won
I make my net loss should be £9x1.96=loss £17.64 with a £9 win ie a net loss of £8.64
am I doing this right .
harman and fleetwood had 70s and cauley had a 75
if half by lay lost and half my lay won
I make my net loss should be £9x1.96=loss £17.64 with a £9 win ie a net loss of £8.64
am I doing this right .
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please ignore the fact that harman fleetwood and cauley sound like a firm of solicitors
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Harman beat Cauley(loss) and he tied with Fleetwood (?)
What's the rules on the tie? |
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I make it you lose 4.32.
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Yep, 4.32 loss.
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thanks for that chaps. at first it was settled as a £35.28 loss but its now been corrected to £8.64 and I can see how they have got this.
on the other side of it say you had backed a selection at these odds in a 3 horse race and your horse was in a dead heat win would that not work out to a £8.64 win so the opposite should be a £8.64 loss for the lay. could you show me the maths how you get £4.32 thanks in advance |
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backandlayboy
17 Jun 17 09:25 Joined: 03 Jul 07 | Topic/replies: 228 | Blogger: backandlayboy's blog please ignore the fact that harman fleetwood and cauley sound like a firm of solicitors Rate reply: And they play like them too!  |
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It is the stakes that get divided in a dead heat. Download the dead heat calculator and see for yourself.
you have a winning half of 4.5 you have a losing half of 4.5 X 1.96 = 8.82 4.5 - 8.82 = -4.32 |
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Must of been 18 stake not 9 Rhino.8.64/2 = 4.32.
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That would explain it then
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sorry chaps I think I have miss lead you.
i have just read my original post and never mentioned my lay was £18 at 2.96 before I started showing maths with £9 ie half stake. thanks for the help. |