EOG's Grand Challenge presented by BetDSI (YISMAN is playing the races)
- Thread starter John Kelly
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Sweet Rhapsody finished 10th at odds of 10/1.
Amount invested: $28.00
Amount returned: $20.90
Amount invested: $28.00
Amount returned: $20.90
Great hit, YIS.
Mr. Bariley won by more than a length and paid $15.80 to win.
Amount invested: $34.00
Amount returned: $36.70
YISMAN is back in the game.
YISMAN finds another winner.
Amanecer paid $8.20 on the front end.
Amount invested: $36.00
Amount returned: $44.90
For the uninitiated, YISMAN must grow his contest bankroll from $60 to $80.
The winner of EOG's Grand Challenge will receive $1,000 in cold, hard cash, compliments of BetDSI.
The winner of EOG's Grand Challenge will receive $1,000 in cold, hard cash, compliments of BetDSI.
Amount invested; $40.00
Amount returned: $44.90
YISMAN with 10 bullets left.
Amount returned: $44.90
YISMAN with 10 bullets left.
Great try, YIS.
Dreamcatcher finished second at odds of 15/1 and paid $14.40 to place and $5.60 to show.
Amount invested; $44.00
Amount returned: $44.90
YISMAN with eight bullets left.
Amount returned: $44.90
YISMAN with eight bullets left.
Screw Andrews
EOG Dedicated
Like the 3.......rd getting on track with that call in the 1st
Heading into seventh race at Tampa Bay Downs:
Amount invested: $52.00
Amount returned: $58.50
Amount invested: $52.00
Amount returned: $58.50
Hey now.
NOTACATBUTACARD wins at odds of 8/1.
The breakage is important here.
The breakage is important here.
Amount invested: $58.00
Amount returned: $78.30
Amount returned: $78.30
YISMAN finds an 8/1 shot that wins the 10th and final race at Tampa Bay Downs and pays $19.80 on the front end.
YIS lives up to his reputation as a contest player extraordinaire.
Your odds of winning the Challenge are more like 80% if you pick correctly.
Correct. I miscalculated. I was thinking I needed about an even money winner.
Nope, the amount you need returned is 80-78.30 = 1.70, so any $2 bet that wins, will win the Challenge no matter what the odds are. Take a 1/9 shot in a short field.