
12th January 2005, 12:15 PM
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Join Date: Jan 1970
Location: Western Australia
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Ok...think i worked out where i was going wrong......to get a true avearge price for multiple selections you need to divide your return by your outlay this will give you the priced you were paid for the winner...then to get an avearge of that you just add up all the prices and divide by number of winners....then to get what i need for three different systems i will just add all the prices from both and devide by all the winners...
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