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I'm a player at Euro books mainly exchanges tbh, so forgive my naiveity when it comes to this topic.
Talking about US/Offshore racebooks.. if i pick a horse in a meet to Win, for example, at odds of 5/2 10 minutes before post time and the odds shorten to 6/5 just before the off, do I get paid at what I backed it at (5-2) or what it closed at (6/5)?
I have a feeling it's closing odds but what is the reason behind this? Why is so much value lost?
It is the closing odds
I wish you could lock in the odds at the time of the bet
Yeah unfortunately its the closing odds, not like other sports betting where your ticket is good.
Nothing worse than loving a horse at 4-1 only to see it drop to 1-1 by post time.
It's crazy, I guess it works both ways on outsiders backed at a low price who's odds lengthen at post then goes on to win.Originally Posted by BGboothA
I do hope this stuff evens itself out over time but must be a real pain for you guys
Well it's pair-mutual, everyone is basically betting against everyone else in the pools.
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