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Someone in authority at these tracks or at YouBet ought to be able to explain why the pool total is NOT the sum of the individual amounts. --Dunbar
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Curlin and Hard Spun finish 1,2 in the 2007 BC Classic, demonstrating how competing in all three Triple Crown races ruins a horse for the rest of the year...see avatar photo from REUTERS/Lucas Jackson |
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![]() Guaranteed the answer will blame Canada.....
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![]() Richie I don't follow these tracks,and the races in question,but you should be able to "feel" the difference between a 18% take,and a 30% take. Don't you think you would naturally feel something was wrong if the pool only returned at a rate of 70%? I think you would.Just like you would detect it if the oxygen in the air of the room your in went down substantially. Even though your calculations were telling you it was a 30% take,the payoffs should have felt like the same payoffs you would get at most tracks(for the given handicapping situation.)Did the payoffs seem off to you,or did you let the calculations take you there?
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![]() Net pool pricing (which is what allows CDN dollars into the pool) means the conversion occurs BEFORE the money gets added into the listed pool.
I.E., if someone at Woodbine bets $5 CDN to win on the 1 and the exchange rate is $1.25 that day, it actually adds $4 USD to the pool on the 1. They're bull****ting you if they give you an answer that it's foreign money coming in, especially at Remington. 99.9% of players in Canada wouldn't know Remington Park from Remington Guns... More than likely, the error lies with Youbet. I wouldn't trust the numbers they report as "final." |
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![]() the real mystery@remington is why my fav jock isnt gettin many mounts. shes over 10% for the meet and still shes not riding anywhere near the amount she should be while other jocks who are absolutely brutal are almost ridin the card on a nightly basis there
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