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There's a betting term regarding bets, I think I've inadvertantly placed a bet and I think maybe the bookie could void the bet and refund the money. There exists a bet that bookmakers dont take or dont permit.
Say a horse is entered in a big prestigious pre-Derby trial race and is fancied to win it. You usually wont be given odds on a double on the Derby trial and the Derby where the odds will tumble once the horse would win the pre-Derby trial. You wont be given the full odds - I hope this makes sense to you good folk out there.
There's a name on that type of bet.....
Boookies usually dont take them.
What's that type of bet called, does anyone know?
Say a horse is entered in a big prestigious pre-Derby trial race and is fancied to win it. You usually wont be given odds on a double on the Derby trial and the Derby where the odds will tumble once the horse would win the pre-Derby trial. You wont be given the full odds - I hope this makes sense to you good folk out there.
There's a name on that type of bet.....
Boookies usually dont take them.
What's that type of bet called, does anyone know?
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Related bet
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Four teams for example left in a cup semi-final round.
If you fancied one team to (one) win out their semi-final and (two) outright win the competition. If the team you fancied was rank outsiders at 8s to win outright, lets say, if you wanted to place a double on a win in a semi-final and double it taking the 8s to win outright, bookies dont take those doubles. Obviously if they won the semi-final they by now wont be eight to one to outright win. A bookmaker wont take that type of double bet. What's that type of bet called? (Thanks in anticipation...) |
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Oh BJG: you think that's it...
I can simply show the docket to the office and ask 'is that being settled as a related bet'? It's a huge and great bet if it came up. |
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THE BET they dont allow is , a horse to win the 2,000 and derby as a double ...
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they dont allow a bet consisting of a horse to win any race and to win the derby
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Of course you can back a horse to do the Guineas/Derby double.
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They allow these bets but you can't multiply the odds.
It is called a related bet. Not sure about the soccer equivalent but I know you can't bet Man Utd to win 1-0 and Rooney to score the first goal at full mulplied odds. You get a watered down version. What is your bet? |
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The term used is "related contingency" I think
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Its simply a related bet
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