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Old 02-28-2020, 02:08 PM   #1
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Golden Hour Double

New bet in Californey. 15% takeout

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Old 02-28-2020, 06:26 PM   #2
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I saw on Twitter that the takeout for the races in Saudi Arabia would be 27%. The Golden Shower!


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I saw on Twitter that the takeout for the races in Saudi Arabia would be 27%. The Golden Shower!


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Old 03-01-2020, 06:12 PM   #4
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$5 minimum bet. $50K guaranteed pool.

2/29 pool $101K. Winning ticket paid $48.
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Old 03-01-2020, 06:41 PM   #6
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WOW...this changes EVERYTHING!!
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$5 minimum bet. $50K guaranteed pool.

2/29 pool $101K. Winning ticket paid $48.
That was Saturday. Sunday had a pool of $122K & paid $282.50
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WOW...this changes EVERYTHING!!
Now this was kind of funny:-)
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Old 03-02-2020, 12:22 PM   #9
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I cut my teeth on $5EX at SA during the 80s and early 90s and for the life of me cant remember the payouts. But what exactly is the point of the $5 min here other than just to increase the pool size?

I get that payouts are total pool less takeout / winning units. Tho not absolute by any means, always thought 'rule of thumb' to calc a payout was win X win. I get that the winning unit for this bet is a $5 unit but I kinda expected the payouts to be greater than if a $2 unit (but it's always my expectations that let me down).

So far on both days these DD payouts were close to the amount of the $2 win X $2 win in each leg. But for a $5DD unit should I expect 2.5 times the amount that a $2DD unit would pay? I get the logic in the payout calc and based on such it makes sense they pay the way they are so setting a min $5 unit just seems to inflate the pool, no?

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Old 03-02-2020, 12:58 PM   #10
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My friend went to SA on Saturday and they were handing out free betting cards for a $5.00 bet on the late DD. He said it was more like a swipe card than a betting voucher. He got three cards.

I dont know if they did the same for Sunday.

I dont recall hearing anything advertised that on track customers would get the free bets. I dont know how much of the pool(s) were aided by these cards.
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Old 03-02-2020, 09:16 PM   #11
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I cut my teeth on $5EX at SA during the 80s and early 90s and for the life of me cant remember the payouts. But what exactly is the point of the $5 min here other than just to increase the pool size?

I get that payouts are total pool less takeout / winning units. Tho not absolute by any means, always thought 'rule of thumb' to calc a payout was win X win. I get that the winning unit for this bet is a $5 unit but I kinda expected the payouts to be greater than if a $2 unit (but it's always my expectations that let me down).

So far on both days these DD payouts were close to the amount of the $2 win X $2 win in each leg. But for a $5DD unit should I expect 2.5 times the amount that a $2DD unit would pay? I get the logic in the payout calc and based on such it makes sense they pay the way they are so setting a min $5 unit just seems to inflate the pool, no?

play a lot of dubs leveraging obvious runners(4/5 thru 3-1)to value types in the second half. payouts for these have a pretty consistent low line threshold. it's parlay + 10%. sunday's ghdd fit that bill perfectly. let's see how it panned out with the 15% rake.

sa8 winner paid 4.00 x 2.5=10.00

gg9 winner paid 56.00 x 5=280.00 parlay

ghdd paid 282.50=parlay+0.089%

it under performed in a spot where it wasn't supposed to.
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