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Old 08-25-2010, 09:20 AM   #12
startngate
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Quote:
Originally Posted by therussmeister
They can get rid of bridge jumpers simply by eliminating breakage. Make the minimum payout $2.02.
Making the minimum payout $2.02 would not eliminate minus pools, it would just reduce the number, or minimize the size. Eliminating breakage without a minimum payout would do it, as people wouldn't bridge jump if they knew they could actually lose money on a successful bet.
Quote:
Originally Posted by kenwoodall2
"Rule No. Rule Title
1954 Parimutuel Pools.
Rule Text The association shall provide, win, place and show pools in any race in which there are five or more separate wagering interests which are obligated to start. The association shall provide win and place pools where there are four separate wagering interests which are obligated to start.The association shall provide a win pool only in any race where less than four separate wagering interests are obligated to start. Upon a showing of good cause, the Board may waive the requirement for a place or show pool in any race. "
This only states that the host track has to offer the pool. It does not state that a guest site must accept wagers for it. For example, if NYRA cancelled show betting on one of its races, I doubt Del Mar would be required to create a pool to offer it (assuming the field size requirements were met). There may be another rule that covers it though for in-State races.

Last edited by startngate; 08-25-2010 at 09:24 AM.
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