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  • LVHerbie
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 09-15-05
    • 6344

    #1
    WSOP odds
    from bodog

    << 2006 World Series of Poker -- What will be the age of the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion? Winner's age as of August 10th 2006, day of the Final Table

    21-25 yrs 4/1

    26-30 yrs 3/1

    31-35 yrs 3/1

    36-40 yrs 2/1

    41-45 yrs 7/2

    46-50 yrs 11/2

    51 yrs & up 3/1


    2006 World Series of Poker --What will be the winning hand of the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event? The very last hand played in the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event. All wagers have action. No refunds.

    Royal Flush 225/1

    Straight Flush 160/1

    Four of a Kind 70/1

    Full House 8/1

    Flush 2/1

    Straight 5/6

    Three of a Kind 5/6

    Two Pair 8/5

    Pair 7/4

    High Card 9/2


    2006 World Series of Poker -- What will be the sex of the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event Winner? All wagers have action. No refunds

    Male -1500

    Female +1000


    2006 World Series of Poker --What will be the birthplace of the winner of the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event? Please note BIRTHPLACE. All wagers have action. No refunds

    United States of America -400

    Rest of the World +250 >>
  • LVHerbie
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 09-15-05
    • 6344

    #2
    Obviously, because of the juice, I doubt there is much value when you add in the fact that you have to tie up your money for so long... Male -1500 stood out of me... but that probably means it the wrong side... I'm thinking rest of the world +250 might be "the best on worst" actually...

    Disregarding the terrible juice my picks would be

    31-35 3/1
    two pair 8/5
    male -1500
    rest of the world +250
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    • ganchrow
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 08-28-05
      • 5011

      #3
      That juice is absurd. Can BoDog really get away with that? Ok fine, so the Male/Female bet offers reasonable juice, only about 2.76%, but 7.89% on US versus the rest of the world? And if that weren't bad enough, 39.74% on the age bet?? And 48.58% on the winning hand bet???

      You'd be better off parlaying Roulette and Keno.
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      • moses millsap
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 08-25-05
        • 8289

        #4
        I think the odds on Bodog dealing a -140/-140 line is -200, lol.
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        • bigboydan
          SBR Aristocracy
          • 08-10-05
          • 55420

          #5
          Originally posted by ganchrow
          You'd be better off parlaying Roulette and Keno.
          just classic ganchrow.

          and yes! they can get away with it, because there clientel will let them get away with it.
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          • QuickLearner
            SBR High Roller
            • 03-06-06
            • 108

            #6
            If some book decides to offer matchup "last longer" props there may be some opportunities, but the list of wagers in this thread isn't interesting enough to make me want to tie up money.

            For what it's worth, all my experience in heads-up situations teaches me that most heads-up winning hands are either high card or one pair. Since the last hand of the tourney will be mano-a-mano, I think any other choice for winning hand would be a mistake.
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            • mad
              SBR MVP
              • 08-31-05
              • 1278

              #7
              LOL, Royal Flush.
              LOL, 4ofaK.

              What are the odds of even hitting such a hand? Marginally (LOL again) worse than those odds i'd say.
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              • Uncle Joe
                SBR Rookie
                • 05-18-06
                • 44

                #8
                Originally posted by OWNED
                I think the odds on Bodog dealing a -140/-140 line is -200, lol.
                LOL The odds that I am going to put any action with these numbers is even higher.
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                • Illusion
                  Restricted User
                  • 08-09-05
                  • 25166

                  #9
                  Originally posted by mad
                  LOL, Royal Flush.
                  LOL, 4ofaK.

                  What are the odds of even hitting such a hand? Marginally (LOL again) worse than those odds i'd say.
                  I am not even sure if one was hit in the entire tournament last year let alone one being the final hand.

                  I know there were a few straight flushes last year though.
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