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| 1. amigdala - 12 July, 2007 - 07:26:56 |
| I have used odds wizard. I would like to ask you, I have 4 value bets, such as a, b, c, d. When I feed them all to stake wizard 3 , stake wizard calculates stakes. For example A = x1 (41,54), AC = x1 (29,24) and A+BCD = x1 (34,01) x2 (7,75) . I understand A and B stake, but what is it mean A+BCD. L value of (A+BCD) is 1.75 . I am very confused. Thanks for your help. |
| 2. Alex - 12 July, 2007 - 17:05:27 |
| A is a single (ordinary) bet, 34.01. BCD is an accumulator (triple parlay) bet, 7.75. That means this bet wins when each of its components (events) B, C, D wins as well. Resulting odds (fair and line) are the product of odds for the B, C, D. A+BCD is a complex bet composed of the above two bets. L value of A+BCD are the line odds when this complex bet is regarded as a single (ordinary) bet with the stake 34.01+7.75=41.76 and the respective total winning of 41.76*L=41.76*1.75=73.08, which is the same figure when you calculate winnings for A and BCD separately. Yet, one can get a lot of explanations (including math formulae) in Stake Wizard Guide (press F1 in Stake Wizard 3. |
| 3. amigdala - 14 July, 2007 - 06:41:37 |
| thanx alex |