Death n Taxes
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Breeders cup betting guidei think this merits its own thread.
Could someone do a summary of the betting options in the states. in particular what is the difference between show and place and what is the morning line price. It seems we will be able to bet into us pools via betfair so i am interested to know more about the best way to lose my money.
Cheers
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Gorg_George
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Re: Breeders cup betting guide | Death n Taxes wrote: | i think this merits its own thread.
Could someone do a summary of the betting options in the states. in particular what is the difference between show and place and what is the morning line price. It seems we will be able to bet into us pools via betfair so i am interested to know more about the best way to lose my money.
Cheers |
+1.
Never really bet show/place or any of that, only time I've ever used the U.S pools was at last years Breeders Cup and was very uncomfortable with the hole thing, would love to have a bit more knowledge on it all.
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newyorktony
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http://www.ultimatecapper.com/how-to-bet-on-horses.htm
this should help you out
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cre8flow
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most often the morning line is irrelevant in the states
the pick 3 bet is okay for the breeders cup and other big days in the states
always important to know the pool size-here for the bc its fine
the pick 4 is a bet that has lost some of its value but its still pretty decent play
still you have to be right all 4 races
but it can be a huge payout when all the favs lose-as much as 6 figures but this only happens a few times a year
a superfecta or trifecta is probably perferable as you only have to be correct in 1 race
plus in the states you can bet dime supers-ten cents-this has decreased the value of the bet
the tri is getting the first 3 in order
the superfecta is getting the first 4 horses in a row
the pentafecta is somewhat new and is a reaction to the installation of the dime bet-it is the first 5 in the same race and is only in the last race-professionals do not like the dime bet as they are able to overwhelm the pool with massive bets
say a 6 horse $1 superfecta box which costs $720
a 5 horse superfecta box costs $120
a 4 horse superbox is $24
a .10 superbox costs $2.40-the box covers all combinations of the horses you are betting
a trifecta wheel is keying 1 horse on top or even 2nd or even 3rd
the pentafecta is a carryover bet which means if no one hits it on friday it will carryovered to saturday-minus the takeout
a 3 box trifecta bet is $6,4 is $24,6 horse tribox is $60
these exotic bets should be used with moderate to longshots keyed with other horses
the exacta payouts can be viewed on the screen but the other exotic payouts are unknown to the bettor
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cre8flow
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Re: Breeders cup betting guide | Death n Taxes wrote: | i think this merits its own thread.
Could someone do a summary of the betting options in the states. in particular what is the difference between show and place and what is the morning line price. It seems we will be able to bet into us pools via betfair so i am interested to know more about the best way to lose my money.
Cheers |
the payout is in no way shape or form related to the morning line
the best way to lose your money is to try and win a lot of money
take the pick 3 or pick 4 and key the 3 euro horses in the turf classic
and go from there
could also single the euro in the dirt mile
but save with others`
pick 4- 1,4,8,9,11/1/2,5,7/then go with 6 horses in the last
$90 bet
this is just an example
i am not sure i want to single the 1 in the poly mile
or you can single zacinto etc etc
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Death n Taxes
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sorry cre8flow didn,t understand a word of that.
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cre8flow
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well
lets say you wanted to play a $20 pick 3 starting with the dirt mile
mastercraftsman with spanish moon,dar re mi,conduit with rip van winkle
or 1 /257 /10
1x3x1=3 x amount of bet-$20=$60 is total cost of the bet
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Jimbob
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Hi Tony. i've done a bit of betting in the US pools but only really win, place or show. Sorry if this is a stupid question but looking at that link, what's the difference between a 'place' bet, and a 'win-place'. Also, a 'show' bet and an 'across the board' bet.
I'd appreciate this being explained to me
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cre8flow
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there is a win pool a place pool and a show pool
a win -place bet is actually two different bets
the win bet your horse must win
the place bet your horse can finish first or second but you win the place payout not the win payout
lets say you bet rip van winkle to place and win
he finishes 1st and you win both bets-the win bet and the place bet
across the board bet is win place and show 3 different bets
if yor horse wins you win all 3 of your bets
if your horse finishes 2nd you win the place bet and the show bet but you lose the win bet
if he finishes 3rd you only win your show bet
the win place and show payouts are almost always different
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Jimbob
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| cre8flow wrote: | there is a win pool a place pool and a show pool
a win -place bet is actually two different bets
the win bet your horse must win
the place bet your horse can finish first or second but you win the place payout not the win payout
lets say you bet rip van winkle to place and win
he finishes 1st and you win both bets-the win bet and the place bet
across the board bet is win place and show 3 different bets
if yor horse wins you win all 3 of your bets
if your horse finishes 2nd you win the place bet and the show bet but you lose the win bet
if he finishes 3rd you only win your show bet
the win place and show payouts are almost always different |
Thanks Cre8flow So across the board and win-place are similar to our each way betting.
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lenahan
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A win-place is just another word for an 'each way' bet jimbob. Your backing the horse to both win and place. Except it will only pay for 1st or 2nd place and not 3rd like in most races here.
WIN = 1st
PLACE = 1st or 2nd
SHOW = 1st, 2nd or 3rd
Dont get caught out backing to PLACE and thinking its like here where your horse can come top 3 as its only top 2. You need to back show to get a payout for a 3rd place finish. I tend to just back win and show and ignore backing place.
This is probably the most improtant thing for people to be aware of this weekend if taking US prices.
REMEMBER:
WIN = 1st PLACE = 1st or 2nd ONLY
SHOW = 1st, 2nd or 3rd
DONT GET CAUGHT OUT ON BACKING A HORSE TO PLACE THAT FINISHES THIRD! YOU NEED TO BACK SHOW TO GET A PAYOUT FOR A THIRD PLACE FINISH
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cre8flow
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a win-place bet is just another way of saying
$20 to win and place
the total you must pay is $40
you would tell the teller $20 to win and place on the 10
if you say $20 across the board on the 10 to the teller
its just another way of saying
$20 to win place and show-3 different bets on the 10
and so you must pay the teller $60
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cre8flow
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| lenahan wrote: | A win-place is just another word for an 'each way' bet jimbob. Your backing the horse to both win and place. Except it will only pay for 1st or 2nd place and not 3rd like in most races here.
WIN = 1st
PLACE = 1st or 2nd
SHOW = 1st, 2nd or 3rd
Dont get caught out backing to PLACE and thinking its like here where your horse can come top 3 as its only top 2. You need to back show to get a payout for a 3rd place finish. I tend to just back win and show and ignore backing place. |
yes they ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT BETS
for the most part place and show are not great bets
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lenahan
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Do the Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 6 etc tend to pay more than just doing a normal treble or accumulator bet ?
Would you not be better off just backing your selection to win the first leg as a normal win bet in the pool and then rolling it over onto the second leg in the win pool and so on ?
Im quite interested in some of these combo bets for this weekend inlcuding standard exactas and so on as i think there could be some good value about.
Also what sites are best for keeping a live look at the tote odds for the us pools during the day and is it comes to the off ? Would be interesting to see where to money is going throughout the afternoon tommoro and satuday ?
Cheers
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cre8flow
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its just a guess but for the bc i would say the pick 4 pays more
probably the pick 3 too
the value of the pick 4 has diminished as people get a handle on it
the pick 6 is a $2 minimum bet and the the friday will carryover to saturday
if the friday carries over to saturday the pick 6 is almost always a great bet
but you need a lot of capital to play the bet
a negative is the taxes you will pay on anything 600-1 and as a foreigner i dont know how that works-as an american i can write them off
5000-1 and they take it off 28% right off the top
so for foreigners stay with the lower paying exotics-exactas without favs- are the best-you will get great value-not exactly sure what sites-youbet.com or betfair
the pick 4 on friday is offered in the 1st 5th,6th
on saturday 3rd,6th and 7th
with exacta bet $1 dollar exacta boxes to avoid the taxes
crushing a pick 3 might be great but break up say the pick 3s into $1 increments
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lochsong
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Can someone explain how we get the US pools prices on BF please.
Thanks.
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jennywales
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Try this - the US pools prices are available to the right of the screen, top box..
http://sports.betfair.com/Index.do?mi=100926103&ex=1
And having checked that, you may need to navigate a couple of pages. The Breeder's Cup info is on the usual (on the left) Racing (USA) tab.
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Jimbob
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I tried getting Aussie pool prices on Betfair for the Caulfield Cup and failed miserably Whenever I bet in America(just win, show or place up to now. Wasn't aware of the other bets ) I use Bet365
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lochsong
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Thanks Jenny.
I've got my BF desktop set to sports but when I changed it to Horseracing I spotted the US pools immediately.
Unfortunately I got this message
| Quote: | Sorry but there are currently no available Tote markets.
Tote USA pools will become available from about 09:00am (UKT) each morning.
Please visit again soon.
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But that's ok. I wont be working on Saturday at 9am and that's when backing the Euros will turn a profit.
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Jimbob
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| lochsong wrote: | Thanks Jenny.
I've got my BF desktop set to sports but when I changed it to Horseracing I spotted the US pools immediately.
Unfortunately I got this message
| Quote: | Sorry but there are currently no available Tote markets.
Tote USA pools will become available from about 09:00am (UKT) each morning.
Please visit again soon.
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But that's ok. I wont be working on Saturday at 9am and that's when backing the Euros will turn a profit.
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Can you not even bet on the races that are going ahead as we speak across the pond?
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Machiavellian
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| Jimbob wrote: | | lochsong wrote: | Thanks Jenny.
I've got my BF desktop set to sports but when I changed it to Horseracing I spotted the US pools immediately.
Unfortunately I got this message
| Quote: | Sorry but there are currently no available Tote markets.
Tote USA pools will become available from about 09:00am (UKT) each morning.
Please visit again soon.
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But that's ok. I wont be working on Saturday at 9am and that's when backing the Euros will turn a profit.
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Can you not even bet on the races that are going ahead as we speak across the pond? |
Yes but the delay in the feed renders this a rather fruitless task.
EDITED TO ADD
Thought you were referring to in play.
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lochsong
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| Jimbob wrote: | | lochsong wrote: | Thanks Jenny.
I've got my BF desktop set to sports but when I changed it to Horseracing I spotted the US pools immediately.
Unfortunately I got this message
| Quote: | Sorry but there are currently no available Tote markets.
Tote USA pools will become available from about 09:00am (UKT) each morning.
Please visit again soon.
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But that's ok. I wont be working on Saturday at 9am and that's when backing the Euros will turn a profit.
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Can you not even bet on the races that are going ahead as we speak across the pond? |
Depends what time zone they are in.
We are 7 hours ahead of California.
Hence today's BC races start at 8pm.
I think.
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lochsong
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You can on BF - at BF prices.
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newyorktony
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england is 8hours and new york is 3hours ahead
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lenahan
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http://usatotezone.betfair.com/static/html/help_ustote_en.html
The betfair guide there is a great guide to all the tote bets. (check it out jimbob et al)
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Gorg_George
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So can you take a current price and/or sp on U.S pools or does it have to be one or the other? And If you can take a price, why are they not available now?
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Gorg_George
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anyone?
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FallonFacta
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The US Pools are like PMU - Whatever the price when you place the bet you get paid the price at the off (I think!)
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FallonFacta
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| FallonFacta wrote: | | The US Pools are like PMU - Whatever the price when you place the bet you get paid the price at the off (I think!) |
Appalling English What I was trying to say is - No you can't take a price! You get what you're given the same as everyone else
I'm really looking forward to this This afternoon may drag
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cre8flow
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odds can change 30 seconds after race goes off
with huge pools probaly no changes as they go off
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