manckevin
15th July 2004, 15:12
Don't make them easy to work out do they?!
Anyway, I've looked back at a previous winning bet, one on the dogs, a few weeks back and I can work out the returns as follows:
Stake * Odds - Stake * 95% = Nett Return after Commission (then add the stake back on)
so, for the one on the dogs, it was:
£2.00 * 3.30 - £2.00 * 95% = £4.37 (plus £2.00)
Now then, if I've gone wrong already, please point me in the right direction. But the above example works out correctly.
So, on to today. Very Tasty wins for me at odds of 6.20 matched entirely at those odds. So:
£2.00 * 6.20 - £2.00 * 95% = £9.88 (plus £2.00) BUT ...
The commission of 5% (£0.42) was only worked out on nett winnings of £8.40 and my balance went up by £11.98 (not the £11.88 I would have been expecting using the above example).
I know I'm better off, but I like to know where I stand, so if anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd much appreciate it!
Yours,
Confused of Manchester :D
PS: Hope it makes sense as it sure as heck's thrown me!
Anyway, I've looked back at a previous winning bet, one on the dogs, a few weeks back and I can work out the returns as follows:
Stake * Odds - Stake * 95% = Nett Return after Commission (then add the stake back on)
so, for the one on the dogs, it was:
£2.00 * 3.30 - £2.00 * 95% = £4.37 (plus £2.00)
Now then, if I've gone wrong already, please point me in the right direction. But the above example works out correctly.
So, on to today. Very Tasty wins for me at odds of 6.20 matched entirely at those odds. So:
£2.00 * 6.20 - £2.00 * 95% = £9.88 (plus £2.00) BUT ...
The commission of 5% (£0.42) was only worked out on nett winnings of £8.40 and my balance went up by £11.98 (not the £11.88 I would have been expecting using the above example).
I know I'm better off, but I like to know where I stand, so if anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd much appreciate it!
Yours,
Confused of Manchester :D
PS: Hope it makes sense as it sure as heck's thrown me!