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Old 16th November 2004, 11:06 PM
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Dirk Gently, mmmmm, thats not quite what I thought, unless I've missed it? see I actually count the days investments as "ONE" bet i.e. whatever the next stake is, is divided by the number of bets eg. say the next target is $100 with a divisor of say 4, then the amount to be invested is $25, so say there is 5 horses for that day then the bet is $5 on each.

just for the sake of example , lets say that 3 horses win and I have a total return of $62.50c, so that is equivolent to a 6-4 winner overall. i.e. $25 staked (in total) for a return of $62.50c so 6-4 overall.

Another scenario, say there is only one winner for a return of $12.50, so that is equivlent to .5 (of the total stake) so the next days investments are worked out accordingly. The average price is determined (over time) in the usual way i.e. total returns to a level stake divided by the number of winners.


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