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![]() Hello,
Ive read a lot about people calculating their own race odds. As in they rate #1 a $7 chance, when in fact its $12 on the real odds, or the other way round. Im interested to know how you calculate your own race odds. Or is just based on judgement. Cheers,
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There are a number of methods of turning ratings into prices. Simple example: Horse A: 100 Horse B: 90 Horse C: 80 Total 270 Converting the ratings into prices: Horse A: 270/100 = $2.70 Horse B: 270/90 = $3.00 Horse C: 270/80 $3.38 In reality the process is a little more complex than this example, but the principles hold true. It also depends on what the rating figure represents. kgs, time difference or some other measure. |
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![]() Ahh ok ta.
And how do you calculate the amount of money put onto one horse in any given pool: eg: Win #1 13.9 #2 15.1 #3 11.3 #4 10.7 #5 4.1 #6 7.6 #7 2.9 #8 6.9 Pool: 416 That was a real case. But i was trying to work out the amount of money put on each singular horse. Is there a way to work that out? Thanks,
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That would depend on what you are attempting to do, eg. if you want to return 100 units then divide 100 by the price - in the case of the fav in your example #7 to return 100 units you would have to stake 34.5 units (34.5*2.9=100.05). In the case of #1 then the stake would be 7 units (7*13.9=97.3). |
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![]() Nah im trying to find out how much money has been put on those horses to make them those odds.
eg: whether the favourite has had 120odd dollars out of the 416 put on it to make it those odds etc. I have rough estimates but not exact figures. eg: Its between these two figures******** 1) 21.69784173****************29.92805755 2)19.97350993****************27.54966887 3)26.69026549************36.81415929 4)28.18691589************38.87850467 5)73.56097561************101.4634146 6)39.68421053************54.73684211 7)104************143.4482759 8)43.71014493************60.28985507 Money bet on those horses.
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![]() The exact amount would be pretty much half way between your 2 figures. Multiply the pool by about 85% which leaves the amount payable on divs after the takeout. Then just divide the amount showing into the amount payable for divs . example 416 by 85% = 353.60
Number 1 showing $ 13.9 353.60/13.90 = $ 25.43 rounded up gives you about 25.50 That is my understanding of it anyway I may be wrong. If I am then I am sure someone will enlighten us. |
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You would take your dividends. Work out the total market. To do this: 1/#1, +1/#2,+ 1/#3 etc etc..... #1 7.19% #2 6.62% #3 8.85% #4 9.35% #5 24.39% #6 13.16% #7 34.48% #8 14.49% Tot 118.54% Now divide all these percentages by the total.... 6.07% 5.59% 7.47% 7.88% 20.58% 11.10% 29.09% 12.23% 100.00% Now Multiply the total pool by each percentage... $25.25 1 $23.24 2 $31.06 3 $32.80 4 $85.60 5 $46.18 6 $121.02 7 $50.86 8 Total $416.00 I would imagine that the favourite has about $121.02 placed on it at that time... Last edited by BJ : 27th September 2005 at 12:10 PM. |
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Ahhh thanks heaps BJ, much appreciated.
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