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WHAT HAPPENS DOES STAKE GET REFUNDED
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First time I have ever landed a placepot to £97.20 before..
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the only winners will be the tote. all lines on the first winner and you will still loose!
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They will be a dividend but it will surely be 1.05p or even your money back
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how do you arrive at a stake of £97.20 ..is this a perm bet ?
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Have they declared it yet?
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At least my cashback will mitigate some of the loss when Tote Direct take 27% out of the pool.
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Yep permed sir. My total stake was £97.20
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The Toote should be embarrassed at taking their percentage out after 1 race.
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THEY will though
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To think that you can put a pot on, pick the first winner, have your whole stake running onto the next race and still lose is just not right.
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roxy-it's FULL refund
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where you see that mully
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said on RUK
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placepot pays
£1.10p |
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p pot div £1.10 how did they get that
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over 177,000 winning units.....
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Total in pot £183.139Total left in after race one £177.011
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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
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What happens on a permed PP. Do you lose all the extra perms or are they classed as winners?
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permed bets you lose
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No Mully unless you have had a losing line in the opening race your total returns will be increased by 10%
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Hayden i dont think that's correct
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Mean't total investment increased by 10% , you know what I mean [;)]
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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
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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
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MrBaboon
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. |
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As it happens its paid rather well
1.20 Full Result 1st 2 Al Ferof (FR) 1-4 F 2nd 7 Oasis Knight (IRE) 5-1 |
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Huggy
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 |
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£1.10 is the minimum dividend that may be returned on this pool as per tote rules, except of course when a meeting is totally abandoned
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Rare occasion when punters get a good deal barking but in sad circumstances
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£1.40 jackpot?!?!?! crazyy
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The unit stake is important when calculating your winnings
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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 |
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Paul4 , £1.40 sounds crazy but you've in effect received the best return available for a 1/4 winner and with no deductions
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give it to charity.
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Hayden, you are correct sorry i misunderstood. Ive had a go at Wolves tonight
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I lost half my stake
Had NR & 3rd in the first race(2 selections). Nice of them to take half my money on a race that should never have been run anyway  |
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