trying2win
07-08-2004, 05:59 PM
On Monday, July 5/04 at Calder on races 4 through 7, they offered the WIN 4 in the Canadian parimutuel pool. Okay, if you check the results at the RACING CHANNEL, DRF, EQUIBASE, or many other places, you'll notice that the race 4 and 5 winners were longshots, race 6 was a second favorite, and finally the race 7 winner was also a longshot.
No one had a winning ticket on the WIN 4 in the Canadian paritmutuel pool in the above scenario. Okay, so they paid 3 out of 4. A $1.00 ticket paid $425.15. I know someone who had 3 out of the 4 winners on this WIN 4 on a $1.00 ticket, and had expected to get paid $425.15. Instead, they got paid $850.30. What I don't get, is there are only four possible winning combinations when they pay 3 out of 4 in this case:
#8 - #5 - #3 - with any #
...or #8 - #5 - with any # - #2
...or #8 - with any # - #3 - #2
...or any # - #5 -#3 - #2.
This person had the third set of the above winning 3 out of 4 winning combinations, on a $1 WIN 4 ticket. How do you explain the double payout? I thought, that if you held any of the 3 out of 4 winning combinations that you would only get $425.15 per $1.00 ticket?
Thanks for any help you can give me in explaining this situation?
T2W
"Waste your money and you're only out of money, but waste your time and you've lost a part of your life." -- Michael Leboeuf
No one had a winning ticket on the WIN 4 in the Canadian paritmutuel pool in the above scenario. Okay, so they paid 3 out of 4. A $1.00 ticket paid $425.15. I know someone who had 3 out of the 4 winners on this WIN 4 on a $1.00 ticket, and had expected to get paid $425.15. Instead, they got paid $850.30. What I don't get, is there are only four possible winning combinations when they pay 3 out of 4 in this case:
#8 - #5 - #3 - with any #
...or #8 - #5 - with any # - #2
...or #8 - with any # - #3 - #2
...or any # - #5 -#3 - #2.
This person had the third set of the above winning 3 out of 4 winning combinations, on a $1 WIN 4 ticket. How do you explain the double payout? I thought, that if you held any of the 3 out of 4 winning combinations that you would only get $425.15 per $1.00 ticket?
Thanks for any help you can give me in explaining this situation?
T2W
"Waste your money and you're only out of money, but waste your time and you've lost a part of your life." -- Michael Leboeuf