it depends on the odds of the horse. if you bet on the favorite you will make less than you would if you were to bet on a long shot
Divide the size of your bet by 2, then multiply the result by the payoff. For example, if you bet $2, and your horse paid $7.00 to show, your payoff would be (2 ÷2) X $7.00, or $7.00. If you bet $35 to show on a horse paying $7.00, your payoff would be (35 ÷2) X $7.00, or 17.5 X $7.00, or $122.50.
Pari-mutuel payouts for horse racing bets are calculated by dividing the total amount of money wagered on a race by the total amount bet on the winning horse. The resulting quotient is the payout per dollar bet on the winning horse. This method ensures that the payouts are distributed based on the total amount of money wagered, rather than set odds.
Bets are always in multiples of $2, so you just divide the total bet by 2 and multiply by the payoff.
No. If you gave somebody 2 dollars, they would decide not to give you the 3 dollars in return. They would lose the 1 dollar on the bet, but you just gave them 2 dollars, so they are still a dollar ahead (an you are out a dollar). NOTE: Even if they decided to give you the 3 dollars, it would be a wash. You give them 2, they give you 3. They win the 1 dollar bet, so you now give them a 3rd dollar, and you are both back where you started.
my understanding is that a stripper had silver dollar covering her nipples and the no no, the bottom dollar.
Assuming you lose up to 10 times.
A total of $3.20 for a profit (payment to the winner) of $1.60
Payouts are generally expressed in terms of a $2 bet. If the Show price was $4.70 then you should have received $47 since you had the equivalent of 10 $2 bets. Odds are not shown for place and show bets.
50 dollars pays what in a two team parlay
You bet your bottom dollar it is!
A "Nassau" is a type of golf bet. The typical bet is a "Two Dollar Nassau." This simply means that the players bet $2 on the front nine (whoever wins the front nine wins $2), $2 on the back nine, and $2 for the total 18. The most a single player can win is $6 in this scenario (win both nines and the entire round).
I Spy - 1965 Bet Me a Dollar 1-20 was released on: USA: 16 February 1966