2009 AFL Premiership Winner
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Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
Fremantle, North Melbourne and West Coast join Melbourne and Richmond as the teams eliminated from betting.
Geelong are still favourites but St. Kilda have come right in and are still undefeated. Collingwood are now the third favourite for the premiership.
Odds updated.
Fremantle, North Melbourne and West Coast join Melbourne and Richmond as the teams eliminated from betting.
Geelong are still favourites but St. Kilda have come right in and are still undefeated. Collingwood are now the third favourite for the premiership.
Odds updated.
Babies Arm
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Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
how can the odds for geelong and stkilda be so low when its round 15????
makes no sense!!!!!!!!
the odds will be like that ON THE DAY
how can the odds for geelong and stkilda be so low when its round 15????
makes no sense!!!!!!!!the odds will be like that ON THE DAY
Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
Like I've said before, the true odds (how they would be listed at the TAB) are one dollar higher (i.e. Geelong are listed as 1.45 above, they are really 2.45). It's just how the VBookie system works.
Say you bet $20 worth of BCash on Geelong and they win the flag.
VBookie win = IO (Initial Outlay) + Odds,
so that would be 20 + 29 (for winning as the odds are 29 won for every 20 betted) = $49 win. The 29 is for the bet and you get the 20 back from the inital outlay.
TAB win = Outlay x Odds,
so that would be 20 x $2.45 = $49.
It's the same system, just done a bit differently. We can't change the VBookie system as that is the way it comes with the software.
Those odds I've used were from ozbet.com.au and many other sites were displaying similar odds.
Like I've said before, the true odds (how they would be listed at the TAB) are one dollar higher (i.e. Geelong are listed as 1.45 above, they are really 2.45). It's just how the VBookie system works.
Say you bet $20 worth of BCash on Geelong and they win the flag.
VBookie win = IO (Initial Outlay) + Odds,
so that would be 20 + 29 (for winning as the odds are 29 won for every 20 betted) = $49 win. The 29 is for the bet and you get the 20 back from the inital outlay.
TAB win = Outlay x Odds,
so that would be 20 x $2.45 = $49.
It's the same system, just done a bit differently. We can't change the VBookie system as that is the way it comes with the software.
Those odds I've used were from ozbet.com.au and many other sites were displaying similar odds.
Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
With Hawthorn not making the finals, they have been eliminated from the betting. St. Kilda remain favourites but Geelong are close behind with Collingwood just a bit further back. Any one of four teams could win if they can play well.
Odds updated.
With Hawthorn not making the finals, they have been eliminated from the betting. St. Kilda remain favourites but Geelong are close behind with Collingwood just a bit further back. Any one of four teams could win if they can play well.
Odds updated.
schwab2clarkson
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Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
I reckon that the Saints will kick Geelong's butt. I have put $500 on this one.
I reckon that the Saints will kick Geelong's butt. I have put $500 on this one.
schwab2clarkson
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Re: 2009 AFL Premiership Winner
Cats won by 12 points. Great game.
Cats won by 12 points. Great game.