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#1
14th March 2015, 06:38 PM
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Watch your bonus bets
Done it again, got some bonus bets this week decided to have a go at a few outsiders, one of which SR7-2 ran 3rd, now I'd had $10 EW using bonus bets, in other words $10 for the win @$21 and $10 the place @ $4.90 (both fixed)
It ran 3rd so you expect $39 right? ......... wrong I got $29, why because they also deducted the losing $10 win bet WHAT? Now if I had put $10 for the win and $10 for the place (separate bets) instead of ticking EW I would have got $39. As $10 EW is the same bet as $10 win &$10 place, this has to be an example of insanity. 
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#2
14th March 2015, 06:46 PM
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At least you got something out of it I usually blow it.
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#3
14th March 2015, 06:58 PM
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My point is they deducted the $10 for the win bet TWICE, i.e. the $10 I put on so it lost OK fair enough, but then deducted it again from the winnings from the place bet, that has to be criminal.
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#4
14th March 2015, 07:41 PM
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Sorry I misunderstood, I thought you had two bets and I said I was surprised they allowed it, you usually can't brake it up into a place and win bet, it has to be one bet win, place or each way, so the deduction was correct.
Painful but correct.
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#6
14th March 2015, 09:02 PM
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Blackdog1, Mark, yes I know it's correct "to their rules" as you know I got caught once b4, and just forgot. if I'd had $10 win and $10 place 2 separate bets, (exactly the same as $10 EW) my outlay would also have been $20 but my return would be $39 not $29 can you see that? it's to do with perception.
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