Why must the P6 be a $2 wager?

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by philcski

I've hit the pick 6 (twice) on a $96 ticket for $8k and $3k, both carryover days on the inner track. It's next to impossible, though. Both times I had TWO super-solid singles and fortunately got through them both.

You need to invest $500, minimum, to REALLY play the pick 6.

But is this wise...unless you feel like you can REALLY win?


I mean there must be a lot of people who REALLY play the pick 6 yet there are still many carryover days.



I think a lot of big betters are REALLY losing a lot.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands

But is this wise...unless you feel like you can REALLY win?
I mean there must be a lot of people who REALLY play the pick 6 yet there are still many carryover days.
I think a lot of big betters are REALLY losing a lot.

No question... somebody has to supply the money for these carryovers, and it isn't the $100 p6 players. The thing is, the big bettors might lose a LOT 10 times in a row, then hit the 11th time for a huge number. The small player is more likely to lose 100 times in a row and not hit at all.

[ShadowRoll]

Originally Posted by cmfhb411

I think the pick-6 should be a minimum $5.00 per combo.
You want to win big ? Bet big.

Let's not get crazy. I'm still coming to terms with $5 beers at the track.