Belmont Day Full Card

[geeker2]

Hey I turned $100 into $50.


The TwinSpires.com Players’ Pool wagered $90,550 on the Belmont Stakes card on June 8, 2013, at Belmont Park, and had a pre-tax return of $67,357.50 after hitting the Pick 6 for $4 plus 55 consolation payoffs as well as the Belmont Stakes superfecta for $5 at $10,301 each.

Together with its $374.40 from seven Pick 6 consolation payoffs on Friday, June 7, the total return for the Belmont Stakes weekend players pool is $67,731.90. Certain wagers are subject to automatic withholding, and the after tax amount that will be distributed to players is $51,686.90. This is about $5.16 for every $10 contributed.

[casp0555]

Originally Posted by geeker2

Hey I turned $100 into $50.


The TwinSpires.com Players’ Pool wagered $90,550 on the Belmont Stakes card on June 8, 2013, at Belmont Park, and had a pre-tax return of $67,357.50 after hitting the Pick 6 for $4 plus 55 consolation payoffs as well as the Belmont Stakes superfecta for $5 at $10,301 each.

Together with its $374.40 from seven Pick 6 consolation payoffs on Friday, June 7, the total return for the Belmont Stakes weekend players pool is $67,731.90. Certain wagers are subject to automatic withholding, and the after tax amount that will be distributed to players is $51,686.90. This is about $5.16 for every $10 contributed.

Remember...its a learning experiance, not a gaurantee for winning i did the same thing but on a much smaller scale

[geeker2]

Originally Posted by casp0555

Remember...its a learning experiance, not a gaurantee for winning i did the same thing but on a much smaller scale

What I learned is I would prefer a players pool with Hooves and Lord investing my money