NYRA-YEAR ROUND, BEAT THE PUBLIC CAPPER $200 CONTEST!

[EMD4ME]

Quick perusal shows me that TLG is in the lead.......

[LAP_520]

WHY ARE YOU doubling the answer ....



$2.70 Money returned on a $2. Win bet That ROI is $1.35

But there was a total of $18.00 invested with a total return of $2.70

$2.70 / $18.00 = 0.15 ROI.


Proof $18.00 Times 0.15 = $2.70 ( the exact amount the winning ticket paid)



$18.00 times 0.30 = $5.40 ( ????? )

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

WHY ARE YOU doubling the answer ....



$2.70 Money returned on a $2. Win bet That ROI is $1.35

But there was a total of $18.00 invested with a total return of $2.70

$2.70 / $18.00 = 0.15 ROI.


Proof $18.00 Times 0.15 = $2.70 ( the exact amount the winning ticket paid)



$18.00 times 0.30 = $5.40 ( ????? )

Each individual capper is their own person. TLG has his own 9 picks and own ROI. Travis Stone has his own picks and ROI etc.

I'm calculating ROI's to $2 increments as well.

Maybe I wasn't clear, actually , I know I wasn't clear enough. My fault and apologies. Does that explain it better?

[LAP_520]

Andy Serling ROI

$14.60
$ 2.70

$17.30 total Winnings from $18.00 investment

$17.30 / $18.00 = 0.96111 ROI


Proof $1.00 times 0.96111 = $17.29998



Being that neither Public handicapper cashed out more then they wagered on the card,, the ROI cannot be 1. something.

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

Andy Serling ROI

$14.60
$ 2.70

$17.30 total Winnings from $18.00 investment

$17.30 / $18.00 = 0.96111 ROI


Proof $1.00 times 0.96111 = $17.29998



Being that neither Public handicapper cashed out more then they wagered on the card,, the ROI cannot be 1. something.

I'm with you LAP_520 but I'm doubling the ROI so that it is to a $2.00 ROI increment.

[Alwaysonpoint36]

Originally Posted by Alwaysonpoint36

aqu 3/31/17

R2 - blarney stones OTB
R5 - doukas OTB- Kate is a ten 3rd. $3.10
R6 - guardian OTB- tottie royer 2nd $48.20 sir Maurice OTB
R7 - on the fringe OTB- spiritletshearit OTB 3:curiousncuriouser 2nd $7.20
R8 - gypsum Johnny 2nd $4.40- hey jabberjaw 3rd $7.70
R9 - luzinski 3rd $3.90- fire n frost OTB

Day 1- 0/6 roi 0.000 optimism is high.

[LAP_520]

Originally Posted by EMD4ME

Each individual capper is their own person. TLG has his own 9 picks and own ROI. Travis Stone has his own picks and ROI etc.

I'm calculating ROI's to $2 increments as well.

Maybe I wasn't clear, actually , I know I wasn't clear enough. My fault and apologies. Does that explain it better?

IF you want a ROI based on $2.00 instead of $1.00 , then it is automatically a $2.00 WIN wager (?) on each race.......

Take the total of Money won from the wagers placed and divide that number by the number of wagers,,,, NOT the Dollar cost.


Example: I make 3 wagers totaling $6.00 ( $2.00 WIN each ) . They are all Winners because I picked Irad Ortiz, Jr ... His mounts paid $2.70 ... $3.00 and $ $5.80 lets say..
That adds up to $11.50

To get my $2ROI take $11.50 / 3(wagers) = 3.83333

See

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

IF you want a ROI based on $2.00 instead of $1.00 , then it is automatically a $2.00 WIN wager (?) on each race.......

Take the total of Money won from the wagers placed and divide that number by the number of wagers,,,, NOT the Dollar cost.


Example: I make 3 wagers totaling $6.00 ( $2.00 WIN each ) . They are all Winners because I picked Irad Ortiz, Jr ... His mounts paid $2.70 ... $3.00 and $ $5.80 lets say..
That adds up to $11.50

To get my $2ROI take $11.50 / 3(wagers) = 3.83333

See

Yes, all bets are $2 to win on a single horse.

Why would you divide it by the # of wagers?

We're looking for the average that every capper gets back on their $2 wager

[LAP_520]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

Question #1 ----


Here is my pick for today 3/31/2017

AQU Race #1 Fielding Gold

Finished 2nd.

$2 ROI $0.00 / 1 = 0.0000

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by Alwaysonpoint36

Day 1- 0/6 roi 0.000 optimism is high.

No worries Alwaysonpoint36. All it takes is 1. 0/6 is nothing . 0/26 is a problem.

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

Finished 2nd.

$2 ROI $0.00 / 1 = 0.0000

That was a tough beat 2nd. Climbing at various parts. Buried with horse most of the way.

[jpjpicks]

My results
AQU
RACE-3 WON $5.50
RACE-5/#6 (3RD)
RACE-8/#8 (2ND) GOT BEAT BY ANDY'S HORSE
1 FOR 3 $5.50/3=1.83 IF AM WRONG PLEASE TELL ME
THX JIMMY

[Alwaysonpoint36]

Originally Posted by EMD4ME

No worries Alwaysonpoint36. All it takes is 1. 0/6 is nothing . 0/26 is a problem.

No joke I'm feeling so good. Obviously Today wasn't as illogical as I thought it would be but holy I've been waiting to transition back from gp to nyra, hopefully we can get a couple solid weeks of turf

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by Alwaysonpoint36

No joke I'm feeling so good. Obviously Today wasn't as illogical as I thought it would be but holy I've been waiting to transition back from gp to nyra, hopefully we can get a couple solid weeks of turf

That's good

Yes, I'm dying for some AQUTURF myself.....

[EMD4ME]

Originally Posted by LAP_520

IF you want a ROI based on $2.00 instead of $1.00 , then it is automatically a $2.00 WIN wager (?) on each race.......

Take the total of Money won from the wagers placed and divide that number by the number of wagers,,,, NOT the Dollar cost.


Example: I make 3 wagers totaling $6.00 ( $2.00 WIN each ) . They are all Winners because I picked Irad Ortiz, Jr ... His mounts paid $2.70 ... $3.00 and $ $5.80 lets say..
That adds up to $11.50

To get my $2ROI take $11.50 / 3(wagers) = 3.83333

See

I owe you an apology, I misread the last part. You're right, yes you can get to the same result that way.