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In 2016, $194 million was bet on the Kentucky Derby.
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4. Super Saver $18.80, $8.80, $6.00
2. Ice Box $11.20, $8.00
10. Paddy O' Prado $7.40
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Where to watch bet on Kentucky Derby in Pittsburgh pa?
Ladbrooks
Who sponsored the Dream Bet contest at Kentucky Derby?
Churchill Downs
What is it about the Kentucky Derby that people like?
People mostly like it because its just another thing to bet on.
Which horse will win the Kentucky Derby?
I bet you all of the money in the world that Aniamal Kingdom will win the Kentucky Derby, 137, and Nerho , will probably come in 2nd, with Mocha Mocha Man in 3rd, and maybe Arch Arch Arch in 4th. That is my guess.
What horse had the worst odds at winning the Kentucky Derby but still won?
Chicken Wing, a man won 8,000 dollars on a outside bet.
I bet on the Kentucky Derby yesterday and won the trifecta I made it at Delaware park in Delaware Can a trifecta's payout be different depending on what time you put the bet in?
Whatever dollar amount was posted for the trifecta payoff at the end of the race is the amount you collect for a winning ticket. It doesn't matter when you place the bet.
How much did a 20 bet pay on orb to win the Kentucky Derby?
To win, place, and show, Orb paid $12.80, $7.40, and $5.40, respectively. These were for $2 bets, and include the original $2 in the amounts. $20 bets paid 10 times these amounts.
What are the release dates for I Bet You - 2007 Demolition Derby 2-7?
I Bet You - 2007 Demolition Derby 2-7 was released on: USA: 22 May 2008
How much money is bet on basketball?
£7.89
Can you gamble in Kentucky?
No because its the country, or Bet You Can,
How much money was wagered in the book the bet?
2 million dollars.
How many horses can one person bet on in the Kentucky Derby?
In any horse race, bettors are free to bet on as many horses as they would like. Why? Because it does not make sense to bet on too many of the horses, because only one each will win, place, and show. An oversimplified example, but one that illustrates the point: Imagine there are 10 horses in the race, each paying 3-1 to win, 1-1 to place, and 1-3 to show. If you bet on more than 3 horses, you'll lose money since only one of them will win at 3-1 and the others will lose.
