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![]() I was just looking at Ellis Park results for 7-8-07 and I noticed the pay off for the pick 4.
it read as follows: $2 Pick 4 (2-2-6-6) 4 Correct Paid $79,795.80 Pick 4 Pool $20,787 is this right?? How can the payoff be more than the pool? I know Ellis Park has 4% takeout on Pick 4 but this still does not makes sense to me. |
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![]() It was hit for $0.50.
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![]() how does that work
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#4
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![]() There was only one winning ticket and it was on a $0.50 ticket. In that situation the track displays the $2 dollar payoff in part because it makes the payoff look gigantic. You have to take the gross pool, which was $20,787, then deduct the 4% takeout, which was $831.48. You are left with about $19,950, the $0.50 cent payoff.
Same thing happens when one dime takes down the whole superfecta pool. You can end up with a $200,000 super payoff when in truth the pool doesn't have nearly that amount of money. NT |
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