After deductions under the normal method dividend would pay £0.70 but obviously someone has used common sense and declared a dividend of £1.10 which is generous under the circumstances
After deductions under the normal method dividend would pay £0.70 but obviously someone has used common sense and declared a dividend of £1.10 which is generous under the circumstances
you divide the dividend by your unit stake, and then multiply by the number of winners u had in first leg. So you do win if your unit stake £1+ lose if unit stake less that £1
you divide the dividend by your unit stake, and then multiply by the number of winners u had in first leg. So you do win if your unit stake £1+ lose if unit stake less that £1
Providing you haven't had a losing line in the first race your total outlay must be increased by 10% if the dividend is £1.10 , irrespective of any unit stakes it's all relative
Providing you haven't had a losing line in the first race your total outlay must be increased by 10% if the dividend is £1.10 , irrespective of any unit stakes it's all relative
The unit stake is irrelevant tbh and just a red herring , it's a mathematical total outlay increase of 10% providing there's no losing lines included whether your unit stake is 10p or £10 , it's all relative.
MrBaboonThe unit stake is irrelevant tbh and just a red herring , it's a mathematical total outlay increase of 10% providing there's no losing lines included whether your unit stake is 10p or £10 , it's all relative.
That's what was meaning earlier by generous when you think the traditional calculation would have paid a £0.70 for a 30% loss , thank goodness for common sense prevailing
HuggyThat's what was meaning earlier by generous when you think the traditional calculation would have paid a £0.70 for a 30% loss , thank goodness for common sense prevailing
Final comment would be that in this instance the unit stake is totally irrelevant and it's all relative to your initial stake , the fact remains that whether your unit stake is 10p or £100 the outcome remains the same in that with no losing lines you receive a 10% increase to your total outlay.
Good luck if you play Wolverhampton tonight
Final comment would be that in this instance the unit stake is totally irrelevant and it's all relative to your initial stake , the fact remains that whether your unit stake is 10p or £100 the outcome remains the same in that with no losing lines yo