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I didn't get that impression.
To me - it sounded like a wager you'd call out: 50 cent Slider: 3 With 4-2 With 8-3-1 With 5-6-1-4 |
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Yeah, I think you're right. That's painfully stupid.
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#3
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3 with 2-4 with 8-3-1 with 5-6-1-4 then 3 with 2-4 with 3-8-1 with 5-6-1-4 then..... |
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I think the superfecta in the last leg is a bit too much. 3 legs with the winner, exacta, tri is reasonable.
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Piece a cake.
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#6
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I think we're missing the point...
With 252 million combos on a sequence involving 8 horses in each race...you might as well play the lottery. Surely, some combos will be more bet than others, but if my odds at 252,000,000-1, just on pure chance, then how much do I really trim those odds when there is some intellect going behind them? The odds of hitting Powerball = 192,000,000-1 or so, and the base payout is $5 million. Yeah, sign me up to have a guaranteed pool of $100,000. If the number of horses in a selected sequence were 8,9,10,10 then the number of combinations...wait for it... 2,090,188,800 Yes, that's 2 billion combinations. Give me 20 powerball quickpicks and five punches to the gut and I'll be on my way. |
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#7
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Pimlico set there wagering menu this weekend. Slider wasn't mentioned.
Among other wagers: *Pick 6 dropped to make way for 18% P5 *50˘ P3, P4, P5 Wagers. |
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1.) There is about a million dollar carryover and the sequence doesn't look brutal .... or 2.) it's a mandatory payout on the last day of the meet - and you're trying to swipe shares of the pool by getting past the exacta in the 2nd leg. |