2nd May 2008, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Crackone
Hi Chrome I was like Bhagwan didn't quite get it until I reread a few times.
Couple of Ques. 110% on the lay side, prices would have to come in to get close to 100% for the lay. (should that be back side)
Have you had any 1.02 in play matched lay's lose the race you would need approx. 1 in 50 to full over to get your money back.
Cheers
Off to work to get some money!! must be an ezy way
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Sorry, yes I mean 110% on the back side DOH! 
No, never seen a $1.02 lose yet.
In fact, I watch every race in-running with a bot, and I can't ever remember a $1.01 losing.
I'm sure they have, but I've not seen it, and I've watched thousands of races.
Plenty lose at $1.10 and $1.20, even saw a $1.05 go down the gurgler last night, but not at $1.02.
If a $1.02 gets beat, I only lose the back stake.
I get the full original lay stake, so there's no risk of actually losing too much at all. |