Interesting read ..

[Lord Greystoke]

Still can't work out the maths but would have to be one of the biggest payouts anywhere I'm thinking ..

https://www.punters.com.au/news/10-pence-each-way-into-£457-067.52_157653/

We don't seem to have anything remotely like this kind - size of lottery like return here, or do we??

Cheers LG

[The Ocho]

"Monfass (12/1) and McVicar (12/1) both greeted the judge at Doncaster, Pearl Spectre (10/1) and Boater (15/2) scored at Lingfield and Wishicould (14/1) and Dinsdale (6/1) both saluted at Newbury."

If you multiply all them together 11 x 11 x 9 x 7 x 13 x 5 = $495,495.00

[UselessBettor]

Generally the bookies have a clause they won't pay out above X dollars.

In this case it was lucky it was allowed up to 1 million.

See http://helpcentre.ladbrokes.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/220/~/general-rules#maxpayouts

[Lord Greystoke]

"Monfass (12/1) and McVicar (12/1) both greeted the judge at Doncaster, Pearl Spectre (10/1) and Boater (15/2) scored at Lingfield and Wishicould (14/1) and Dinsdale (6/1) both saluted at Newbury."

If you multiply all them together 11 x 11 x 9 x 7 x 13 x 5 = $495,495.00

10p each way into £457k is a considerably better return than the odds suggest. Didn't TAB used to have a product with monstrous payouts once upon a time? Hmmmm .. back to the drawing board my dear Ocho!!

Cheers LG

[The Ocho]

10p each way into £457k is a considerably better return than the odds suggest. Didn't TAB used to have a product with monstrous payouts once upon a time? Hmmmm .. back to the drawing board my dear Ocho!!

Cheers LG
My drawing board gets too much of a workout :(

[Mark]

I tend to agree more with the comments that go with these story's. Having been banned several years ago by these gutless wonders myself.