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![]() Another question I am hoping someone can help me with. Let's say, hypothetically, you and few friends go in on a pick 4 and hit it for large amount. Do you all get a W2 or does on person have to take it? Can it be split up in different amounts (1 person was in for 50% and 2 others had 25% each)?
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![]() You can split W2s with more than one person. I've done it.
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![]() Races are making me meshugina....
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![]() Thanks for the info. I am still interested in any hedging strategies. Today, because of the 3 out 4's, we had every one covered but the 8. We thew in another $72 and played tri's 8/all/all. Was that smart, or just wasting money. Usually when that situation comes up there are more uncovered horses so the hedging becomes more difficult. Anyone have any strategies?
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![]() Just bet a win if you need the sanity insurance - but don't go crazy . . . no point in wasting money on hedging a horse you liked so little that he was the only one you didn't use. If the pay-offs are HUGE, like you're guaranteed several thousand minimum - then that's a different story.
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