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![]() I would be shocked if they waited all the way until the end of June to pay it out. I'm betting they will force it out sometime in April.
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If it isn't hit until then, that pot would have to set some kind of record. It would be a lottery-like frenzy for even non-horse players, I assume. |
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![]() There's a question over whether they'll do a mandatory payout before and in addition to June 29 or whether they'll let it go until then.
Either way, to not have this figured out by now is a joke. |
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![]() They were allowed to pay out a day early a few years ago when their closing day fell on Easter. I'm pretty sure it'll be allowed again if requested.
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![]() When their primary meet comes to a close and the horses shift north, I wonder how much activity the day-in and day-out pool receives. You have to think field sizes alone won't be as high once the winter contingent makes tracks home thus making the bet harder to hit on a single ticket. On the flip side, their signal isn't as popular once the summer sets in.
If I owned GP, I would try and hold onto that jackpot pool as long as possible, especially if people keep betting it. |