NCAA Hedge Question

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  • Hogie2010
    SBR Rookie
    • 08-21-06
    • 42

    #1
    NCAA Hedge Question
    I'm in the Bet Cris NCAA brackets contest and I have the following situation.

    IF Kansas and Memphis reach the final game AND
    Kansas wins then I would win $5,000

    I would like to hedge that because at this point it's a coin toss as to who's going to win.

    How do I hedge this play at this point (semi finals) to hedge the $5,000 and mazimize my profit so all outcomes from this point are covered?

    Thank you
  • LT Profits
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 10-27-06
    • 90963

    #2
    Seems to me you only need to make two bets:

    UCLA on Moneyline Saturday

    Future bet on Kansas NOT to win Championship
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    • HedgeHog
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 09-11-07
      • 10128

      #3
      You need 3 things to happen and don't know the odds on the 3rd one (Kansas vs Memphis in Champ Game). I think your possible $5000 is worth roughly $500 now. You could bet:

      1st Bet UCLA +125 500/625 (or + 2 pts +103 at MB 500/515)

      2nd Bet: If UCLA bet loses, then bet NC -150 for a dime 1500/1000

      At this point, you have at least $500 profit, or one more bet to make against Kansas in the final.

      If you lose the first two bets, you've lost $2000 of your possible $5000. Hopefully Memphis is a dog in the Final, which would give you a middle opportunity.

      PS If Kansas can beat NC, I would expect them to be about a 2 point fav over Memphis.
      Last edited by HedgeHog; 04-03-08, 11:43 AM. Reason: PS
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