I’ve had quite a few people asking about win and place betting on horse racing. This isn’t to do with betting tips, more to do with …
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I’ve had quite a few people asking about win and place betting on horse racing. This isn’t to do with betting tips, more to do with …
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I think Monty Hall might have hidden the ball from you on this one.
I believe that the formula for "B beats all others" could be simplified to:
b/(b+c+d+e) in alignment with the lower rows
PS ty as always
Peter I think you may have lost the plot on this one.
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I have been banging my head against the wall with this for quite some time now. I came up with the exact same method, back-tested it against historical data and found out it does not work, although it does give a rough estimate most of the time.
I just cannot figure out which factors that influence the place odds are not already discounted in the win odds. Often I see two horses with the exact same win odds and greatly different place odds and struggle to understand why.