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I know this question must have been asked tons of times but how due you go about placing a bet Laying correct score multiples?
I also a found an example from the punters lounge and wondered how the odds of 1.4 are arrived at?
1 Stoke v Man City - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 19.95)
2 Tottenham v Bolton - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 6.37)
3 Fiorentina v AC Milan - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 19.26)
4 Udinese v Cagliari - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 15.22)
Stake £? @ 1.40
I also a found an example from the punters lounge and wondered how the odds of 1.4 are arrived at?
1 Stoke v Man City - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 19.95)
2 Tottenham v Bolton - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 6.37)
3 Fiorentina v AC Milan - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 19.26)
4 Udinese v Cagliari - Correct Score (Laying Any Unquoted @ 15.22)
Stake £? @ 1.40
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Hi - here's a reply from the Multiples team: "Customers wishing to place a bet laying correct score Multiples should follow these steps;
1. Choose selections, select the BACK prices to add to the bet slip.
2. Select LAY Multiple and you will see clarification of the bet requirements at the bottom of the page.
3. Input stake and select view odds.
4. Your liability is then displayed, as are the accumulative odds of the bet being laid.
In the above case which is the incorrect format to LAY correct scores, the 1.40 is the approximate cumulative inverse price of the prices displayed."
1. Choose selections, select the BACK prices to add to the bet slip.
2. Select LAY Multiple and you will see clarification of the bet requirements at the bottom of the page.
3. Input stake and select view odds.
4. Your liability is then displayed, as are the accumulative odds of the bet being laid.
In the above case which is the incorrect format to LAY correct scores, the 1.40 is the approximate cumulative inverse price of the prices displayed."
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