How Much Will An Exacta of Two 30:1 Longshots Pay?

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  • moses millsap
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 08-25-05
    • 8289

    #1
    How Much Will An Exacta of Two 30:1 Longshots Pay?
    Approximately? Say if you did a $20 exacta? How about $10 trifecta's of 3 longshots?

    Need to figure out since book has max payout per race.
  • robmpink
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 01-09-07
    • 13205

    #2
    Originally posted by moses millsap
    Approximately? Say if you did a $20 exacta? How about $10 trifecta's of 3 longshots?

    Need to figure out since book has max payout per race.
    Hard to tell. It depends what is in the pool, which will be a lot.

    What is the books max payout?
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    • moses millsap
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 08-25-05
      • 8289

      #3
      100k
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      • moses millsap
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        • 08-25-05
        • 8289

        #4
        I might do a trifecta box of 6 or 7 horses, none of which are the favorites, is the reason I'm asking.
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        • LT Profits
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 10-27-06
          • 90963

          #5
          Don't make that bet off shore, only bet with a legal US horse site that pays full track price. On track, two 30-1 shots in a 20-horse field with gigantic pools like the Derby could easily pay over $2,500 for $2.
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          • robmpink
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 01-09-07
            • 13205

            #6
            Originally posted by LT Profits
            Don't make that bet off shore, only bet with a legal US horse site that pays full track price. On track, two 30-1 shots in a 20-horse field with gigantic pools like the Derby could easily pay over $2,500 for $2.
            You would be an idiot not to. His book pays 100K. Why not? Maybe you misread the 100K. You are better of doing so instead of paying taxes on anything over $600-1 for $1.

            Geez I could see if the 20th, 19th, and 16th horses come in for the triple it will pay over $100,000 K maybe, but it won't happen.

            In my opinion you are ok to make the bet with the 100K payoff cap.
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            • moses millsap
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 08-25-05
              • 8289

              #7
              Originally posted by LT Profits
              Don't make that bet off shore, only bet with a legal US horse site that pays full track price.
              That's not going to happen at this point LT. Thanks for being the bearer of bad news (or likely good news as I'm likely not winning shit on this race)

              What if it was the minimum $1 per trifecta? (LOL, was going to do an $8 per tri box ticket)
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              • LT Profits
                SBR Aristocracy
                • 10-27-06
                • 90963

                #8
                Yes robmpink, you are correct. I didn't know there was an offshore that pays up to 100K for a $2 bet.
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                • robmpink
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 01-09-07
                  • 13205

                  #9
                  Originally posted by LT Profits
                  Yes robmpink, you are correct. I didn't know there was an offshore that pays up to 100K for a $2 bet.
                  NP

                  Lets hit this! At the very least I get goose bumps when they play that Old Kentucky Home song. It is pretty gay but I like it.
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                  • moses millsap
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                    • 08-25-05
                    • 8289

                    #10
                    Originally posted by LT Profits
                    Yes robmpink, you are correct. I didn't know there was an offshore that pays up to 100K for a $2 bet.
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                    • pokernut9999
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                      • 07-25-07
                      • 12757

                      #11
                      I think this race will be chalky.
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