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Old 20th April 2012, 07:39 PM
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I have a Formula which suggests the Correct Win Wager Size to take advantage of the size of the Overlay.

( Market Odds/Rated Odds - 1 ) / Rated Odds

Sometimes the animal is well Under the assessed Rated Odds and therefore is not a betting proposition.

I wish to take advantage of the LAY betting at Betfair.
Could someone convert the above Formula so that it applies the exact same procedure for animals that are UnderLays?

I figure that now I am betting the animal will lose , so the LAY Rated Odds will be 100% minus the Rated Odds Percentage and then divide that into 100.

And I figure the Market Odds would be 100% minus the available Lay Odds Percentage divided into 100

If anyone ken what I am on about , am I right?

If anyone has some idea what I am after , could you please post the Formula?
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Old 20th April 2012, 08:00 PM
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I'll give it a go but essentially its the inverse of the odds.

Your formula is : ( Market Odds/Rated Odds - 1 ) / Rated Odds

Lets assume your Market odds were $3 and your rated odds were $5.

The Market gives it a chance of 33% winning and 66% chance of losing You give it a 20% chance of winning and a 80% chance of losing.

So your rated odds of it losing are 80% = $1.25 and the market rates it as a 66% chance which is 1.51

Put those figures into your forumla :

(1.51/1.25-1)/1.25 = 4.832

Now to work that out into a forumla should be too hard.

(1/(1-(1/Market Odds))/(1/(1-1/Rated Odds ))- 1 ) / (1/(1-1/Rated Odds ))

Lets try that for the $3 and $5 ratings above:

= (1/(1-(1/3))/(1/(1-1/5 ))- 1 ) / (1/(1-1/5 ))

= (1/(1-(0.33))/(1/(1-0.20 ))- 1 ) / (1/(1-0.2 ))

=(1/(0.66)/(1/0.8)- 1 ) / (1/0.8)

=1.55/(1.25-1) / (1.25)

= 4.832

Looks good to me.
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Old 20th April 2012, 08:20 PM
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I'm quite depressed at the moment due to losing badly.

But I love your work UB and I'll have a closer read tomorrow morning when i feel better.
Thanks very much.

Just one thing.
The original Formula told me the size of the Win Wager to make.
The answer was Multiplied by my Konstant comfort number.

In my situation.
If I wanted $3 about an animal and I could get $5 then my Wager would be multiplied by this Konstant and the answer inputting these Prices using the original Formula would be $17 for the win.
So my Konstant at the minute is 77

That 4.83 number UB , would that be the amount of the LAY Wager , or is that the amount I need to LAY Liability?
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Old 20th April 2012, 08:31 PM
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My understanding of your formula is that it is basically the kelly equation.

hat formula gives you a percentage of your bankroll that you should bet. So 4.83 would be 4.83 % of your bank roll.

I would use that as the LAY Liability.

If I had the $3 market rated dog and I had it rated at $5 I would lay to lose 4.83% of your bankroll at $5.

So if my bank was $1000 I would lay to lose $48.30 which would be $48.30/($5-1) which is $12.07 is the amount you would want to stake.

Hope that makes sense.
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Old 20th April 2012, 09:13 PM
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Yes it does make sense.
But it will make even more sense tomorrow morning
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Old 21st April 2012, 07:24 AM
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I would use that as the LAY Liability.


Would be your payout not your liability.
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Old 21st April 2012, 02:36 PM
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I'm quite depressed at the moment due to losing badly.

Oh no. not you too moeee. Seems this forum has more than a system curse.
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Old 21st April 2012, 03:00 PM
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Oh no. not you too moeee. Seems this forum has more than a system curse.


Its okay bernie.
Its only a momentary phase of Life I been going through for the past 25 years.

I figure the Forum is unrelated.
Marriage seems to have close Links.

And losing money , large amounts , in a short span of time doesn't help.
But winning much of it back sure does
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Old 21st April 2012, 03:11 PM
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Moee, I'd post some formulas but it would just confuse you even more, as you need to know what your actual strike rate is, plus your todays race rating % and the tote %. But then you then you need to make final adjustments based on wait for it "equipartition of the deviation", this will tell you then which method of dutching you should apply. Remembering there is basically 6 different dutching methods that one uses.

Really on what you posted you need it modified.
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