depends what your used too i suppose, i can tell straight away from a 6/4, 11/10 etc if its a good price..but when its decimals i have to stop and think for a minute whether its good or not..
And I haven't got the slightest clue what those mean
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And I haven't got the slightest clue what those mean
I'm with dj, I've only ever got used to the non decimal version.
I also get confused with places for each way bets at the races, I can never remember how many runners you need, before the places change.
I also get confused with places for each way bets at the races, I can never remember how many runners you need, before the places change.
And I haven't got the slightest clue what those mean
6/4 = every 4 pound you put on, you win 6..
so 20 quid would win you 30..
6/4 = 2.50 in yor language, i think
6/4 = every 4 pound you put on, you win 6..
so 20 quid would win you 30..
6/4 = 2.50 in yor language, i think
It's still stupid
if youve got the money, then definately..would need a couple of grand spare to make it worthwhile, but would be an easy few hundred quid...its risky backing those odds in a 2 horse race, but youve got a 21/24 chance of winning
That's why I never bet on horses, too many possible outcomes compared to win, draw, lose.
Anyway, I decided to place £5k on Andorra losing instead. Paid out a tidy £500 profit
