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How do I limit my liability to say $20 when I lay a horse.
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$30 minimum Benny.
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For example a 100 hrose would be layed for 30/(100-1) = 30/99 = 0.30 Or at $5 odds it is 30/(5-1) = 30/4 = $7.50 Working back 7.50*$5-$7.5 = $30 Sorry based above on $30 ... just substitue $20 for 30 in above calcs. |
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The liability is a minimum of $30 however that does not apply if you want to lay something that is paying under $30 liability for the minimum bet of $5. So if your laying the fave that's paying $3.00 and lay the horse for $5 (the amount you will win if the horse loses) your liability for that race will be $10. That's worked out by multiplying (the price of the horse minus 1) by the stake amount. So ($3-$1) = $2 Horse x $5 stake = $10 liability. Or ($5-$1) = $4 Horse x $5 stake = $20 liability. You can also play around with the liability amount on the betfair web site until the liability equals how much you want before you submit the bet. I hope that makes sense.
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The $30 minimum is SP only.
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