Hi,
See here https://www.screencast.com/t/HzCshFz5b8
Also when dutching as soon as you select all of them everything goes to zero and you can't do anything. Is that supposed to happen?
It's telling me £23,000 stakes on a £10 profit dutching bet
Here's it all going to zero when you select all https://www.screencast.com/t/R34a5FvR
Because the position makes no sense. If you are backing all but the outsider, then you should lay the outsider. This avoids the spread between back and lay prices as well. it just doesn't make any sense. GIGO.Why have you asked me why I was making that bet? The software has dutching as an option adn I was using it.
Last edited by Freepunt on Sat Apr 29, 2017 10:03 am, edited 2 times in total.
In your example - you want to have only one loser in a market that has an overound of 4.7% - that loser itself represents 4.76% of the book (100/21) - it itself you should not be able to get a profit from this bet - but you decided to forgo a profit on a couple of them which managed to get a tiny percentage in your favour - hence the huge stakes just to get £10 on some of them. The £23k is all those lost stakes if that horse wins. See the stake column. You'd definitely be better off just laying it at the 24 on offer - at £10 your risk needs only to be £230.
Freepunt, when you select all of those selections it's goes to zero - the reason for that, is because you are asking for a £2 profit, but there isn't any profit at all by dutching all the selections at the current prices, in fact it would be a loss
Just set up the same bet for £20 profit and it says the stake is just £443 so something is going wrong. https://www.screencast.com/t/riUbNppOJukebox wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2017 10:31 amIn your example - you want to have only one loser in a market that has an overound of 4.7% - that loser itself represents 4.76% of the book (100/21) - it itself you should not be able to get a profit from this bet - but you decided to forgo a profit on a couple of them which managed to get a tiny percentage in your favour - hence the huge stakes just to get £10 on some of them. The £23k is all those lost stakes if that horse wins. See the stake column. You'd definitely be better off just laying it at the 24 on offer - at £10 your risk needs only to be £230.
That's because you are backing every horse, apart from the outsider. However, the outsider may still win the race, in which case you are fooked because in order to get what you want with locking in £20 profit on the top horses, you are risking £443 that the outsider doesn't let you down