Greg I want the lot what I have left on Groves please.
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Greg I want the lot what I have left on Groves please.
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Am sorry that ref is a joke, the guy was the fucking champion!!! Groves was in well control give the fella some respect he was in no trouble whatsoever, bastards !!!
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Double for me Greg 20k on Audley and Berto.
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I like those odds for Yordan
Put me down for $10,000 on a Yordan win
The rest of my bank on a berto win
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Question: My bet was:
Arnoutis 2000
Ruiz 3000 under
Jones 2000 (my heart's talking there)
Groves 5000
and I lost 7000.... how can it be? I lost 7000 for Arnoutis, Ruiz and Jones but I won 5000 with Groves, in theory I should then have lost like 2000 no?
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Sorry about missing the Groves entry on ya, but there is a piece of the puzzle you are not understanding. The payouts on the bets are not usually 1 to 1. To figure out how much you get paid for a win multiply your bet by the factor listed to the right of the eventuality. For example the factor for Groves was 0.36 I believe so you would multiply your bet $5,000 which equals $1,800. This accounts for Groves status as the favorite. So a loss loses $5,000, but a win pays $1,800. Make sense?Originally Posted by Nameless
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Yeah that totally makes sense, sorry for missing that piece Greg but it would still mean that I didn't lose overall 7000 but more like 5000 or something like that, which is totally ok for meSorry about missing the Groves entry on ya, but there is a piece of the puzzle you are not understanding. The payouts on the bets are not usually 1 to 1. To figure out how much you get paid for a win multiply your bet by the factor listed to the right of the eventuality. For example the factor for Groves was 0.36 I believe so you would multiply your bet $5,000 which equals $1,800. This accounts for Groves status as the favorite. So a loss loses $5,000, but a win pays $1,800. Make sense?
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