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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
Harman beat Cauley(loss) and he tied with Fleetwood (?)
What's the rules on the tie?
What's the rules on the tie?
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
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
backandlayboy
17 Jun 17 09:25
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please ignore the fact that harman fleetwood and cauley sound like a firm of solicitors
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And they play like them too!
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
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And they play like them too!
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
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
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.
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.
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