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![]() Conditional wagering means your bet isn't placed unless your desired odds are met at the off. CRW's will still be able to drop the odds at the last second, but regular players would no longer be victimized by it.
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![]() If most people then do conditional wagering how would current odds be calculated? Seems like only those not doing conditional wagering will be affecting odds and wouldn’t the money pouring in at the off then change the odds and probably do so in dramatic fashion? Conditional wagering only works if the amount of conditional wagers is small enough to have little impact on final odds.
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![]() You talked about Exchange wagering and Conditional Odds so we may be crossed here as I am commenting on Conditional Odds. If it is conditional betting and we have 100 K on Horse 1 at 3-1 and at the off it is 3-1 now that 100K hits the pools and the odds will be reduced. It is still pari-mutuel. Conditional betting is not Exchange Wagering.
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![]() Wouldn’t bets disappearing from the pools at the off if they then fall below condition have a dramatic affect on the odds of all other horses. Also consider the implmentation challanges of having realtime single source pool numbers. You think players complain about odds changing during the race now, this I believe would be that on steroids. Maybe something like this is possible at say the local ADW level which is already in place to some extent but it isnt at the off. Kudos for thinking outside the box though.
Last edited by jms62 : 11-09-2017 at 05:12 AM. |