* actually scrap that
It’s been years since I bothered looking and remembered they add market average on the losses before dividing it….which would make it close to streaming’s %

‘Implied’ or some other ethereal language.
They still take out more from you than you keep in the above example, having taken all the risk.

if you pay 20% pc you need to turn over 1700% of your net winnings..

ie net win £100 you'd need to win £900 and lose £800 to avoid paying pc.

best in the business if hes a backer in the last 2-3f and winning every week..i tip my hat.

I'm a backer, £5 and £10's, have a pre back override at 3 set at all times and a lay at 2.2, I never f&nny around mid race wondering whether to ask for fanciful prices and then wonder why I don't get matched, my thinking is that I'm good (lucky)enough over time to hit enough of the bigger prices anyway.

Profits come predominantly through the turf flat season, never paid a penny in PC.

As I said, the vast majority of what I win comes in a 6 month period with the jumps season  happy just to get through anywhere near even, perhaps that keeps me away from PC, 3 mile small field slow motion races are harder to catch anything in for me.

My total charges is 22.83% and it's been hovering around 22 for years.

only the week you dont win

Thanks

It was when it happened to someone who's not paying PC that I was wondering about. I seem to remember that at one time you could have a losing week after a number of winning ones and that would strike off the winning ones with regard to PC (but I could be wrong).