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![]() There is a carryover today at PIM. It is called on their website the "Jackpot Pick 5" which to me raises a red flag about the possibility of unique payout rules (ala GP Rainbow Pick 6). Does anyone know the payout rules on this bet and would they mind posting them?
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![]() Quote:
"5 OF 5 paid $736.00. Carryover: $104,000" The figures are as best I can remember, but you see the point. If the 5 of 5 paid - people had it - and yet it still carries over, very likely to be a unique ticket requirement. I think the word "Jackpot" is starting to be standard terminology for a unique hit tied into an exotic wager. Last edited by joeydb : 05-18-2012 at 08:31 AM. Reason: Grammar |
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![]() The whole idea of the wager is to gain 1 fan in exchange for losing over 100.
It's brilliantly deceptive. Who doesn't like a jackpot bet with a high takeout? Where do I sign up? |
#4
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![]() Cosigned. I don't know why any serious horseplayer would ever play one of these 'jackpot' bets.
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#5
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![]() Quote:
On closing day.
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![]() Once all the lottery-chasing rubes have jacked the pool up.
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![]() I'll be betting it tomorrow.
I don't think the concept works with a .50 P5. The probability of getting a unique ticket is too low. I don't mind the idea of the .10 or .25 P6, because it affords an opportunity of a unique ticket every week or so.
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