CaldBet presents - Most Loved #15 Win Odds
 

Most Loved XV Winner:

RileyH 5.80 - 25/4
Niamh 6.92 - 148/25
Marsh. 10.20 - 46/5
Babayaro 13.25 - 49/4
Jamie89 18.50 - 35/2
Alf 18.50 - 35/2
Lostie! 20.25 - 77/4
Lilbro 23.60 - 113/5
Cal. 26.50 - 51/2
LukeB 30.75 - 119/4
kirklancaster 31.25 - 121/4
Shaun 32.00 - 31/1
Livia 35.80 - 174/5
Ross. 39.50 - 77/2
ToySoldier 42.20 - 206/5
Blurryface 48.60 - 238/5
Sullen Girl 48.60 - 238/5
Vicky. 65.00 - 64/1
Riley. 71.00 - 70/1
Black Dagger 71.00 - 70/1
Dezzy 72.00 - 71/1
Maru 72.60 - 358/5
Rob! 73.50 - 145/2
Nicky91 81.25 - 321/4
Matthew. 92.00 - 91/1
montblanc 92.00 - 91/1
Brillopad 135.60 - 673/5
Jason. 141.00 - 140/1
JerseyWins 141.00 - 140/1
Underscore 141.00 - 140/1
twosugars 142.60 - 708/5
GiRTh 151.00 - 150/1
Smithy 249.00 - 248/1
Firewire 251.00 - 250/1
MB. 251.00 - 250/1
Mitchell 251.00 - 250/1
Calderyon 372.50 - 743/2
AnnieK 373.00 - 372/1
Withano 374.00 - 373/1
andybigbro 375.00 - 374/1
BigSister 375.00 - 374/1
Greg! 375.00 - 374/1
Hayden 375.00 - 374/1
Natalie. 375.00 - 374/1
reece(: 375.00 - 374/1
y.winter 375.00 - 374/1
Adam. 382.00 - 381/1
Jake. 382.25 - 1525/4
T* 500.00 - 499/1
Mokka 500.00 - 499/1

Umm why am I so low

The prediction thread had a huge impact on the odds.

Who likes money? :dance:

I love being a long shot :flutter:

Also... absolutely laughing at Tom and I tied for 50th in odds ranking. It's poetic somehow

Btw what is the truth:

Niamh 6.92 - 148/25
Niamh 375.00 - 374/1

Time to bet on Niamh 375.00 to try to take advantage of what I assume is a CaldBet error :hehe:

Betting on T* & Mokka as well as the home run long shots. :clap1:

To much money coming to the me :dance:

What does the number mean after our names?.... How much money we are worth?

We don't do much gambling here :laugh::laugh:

Basically how many times your bet size you would win if you won the bet :joker:

So $100 for 5.80 odds would be a $580 win I believe

Aah, so it's like a multiplier. That makes a little bit more sense. Ty :love:

Dezzy was left out. Now back in the list. Faulty selection "Niamh 375.00 - 374/1" removed.

Betting cache cleared, faulty bets voided and those bets are compensated ie: bets returned.

Wager relaunched. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Livia is worth a bet

I really hope that it's a WINNING one.

Jersey an Each-way certainty?

:fan:

I would bet on Sullen and Greg with those odds, but actually I think the list is really accurate-looking.

I'm liking my odds of 10,000/1 :clap1:

i’m satisfied with 25th place :hee:

many were shook at how high up you were!

Thanks for doing these Cald. They mean absolutely nothing to me as I have no clue on betting if it's not 10/1 or something equally easy

If this was a real 'Bookies' and these were real 'Odds' being offered then I would lump on Shaun, Livia and Ross at those odds.

LukeB is worth a punt

I love a Countdown Conundrum

Jason is so low :shocked: I think he'll be just outside the Top 10 tbh

Nicky beating

Smithy
Firewire
MB.
Withano


:fan:


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I was so confused until I realised they weren't in order :laugh:

FILTH :nono:

Just realised this lol

They are in order :suspect:

I sort of don't understand odds??

The number after each name is how much you would win if you gave Cald a pound -

Cald would give you £375 back for my win, (ie, im not very likely to win) and £5.80 back for RileyH’s win (he is the most likely to win, Cald doesnt want to pay out much money at all for his win, otherwise, as a bookie, he’d be broke) - the numbers after the name are basically the multiplier per pound, the lower they are, the more likely they are to win

The fraction after the number is just an equation used to work out the multiplier. You can ignore that, it doesnt say anything different

Maths teacher Jason is SHAKING

the chances of you pulling a right tasty sort in America are around 100/1







id imagine you have a fair idea what that means


:hehe:

I have no idea what you mean

Marc is g*y so he doesn't know what you're on about

Unless the tasty sort in question is male!

When did he come out

I wish!

:joker:

Ignore the fractional odds on this, they're insane :joker:. Decimal odds are pretty easy, it literally is just the amount you get for every one unit stakes (so e.g. £1 at 5.80 = £5.80, £2 at 5.80 = £11.60, etc. etc.)

In terms of creating odds you really want to stick to the traditional fractional odds if you're going to use them at all, which are, starting from evens (deep breath);


1/1
11/10
6/5
5/4
11/8
6/4
13/8
7/4
9/5
15/8
2/1
85/40
11/5
9/4
12/5
5/2
13/5
11/4
3/1
10/3 (aka 100/30)
7/2
4/1
9/2
5/1
11/2
6/1
13/2
7/1
15/2,
8/1
17/2
9/1, 10/1, 11/1, 12/1
14/1, 15/1, 16/1
18/1
20/1
25/1
33/1
40/1
50/1
66/1
100/1
125/1

and then upwards in increments of 25 (150/1, 175/1, etc etc)



Honourable mention for 23/20 which is seeing a bit of use lately, especially in sports betting.


...but yeah, decimal odds are "easier" and non-traditional fractional odds are pretty meaningless in betting terms.

:darkhorse: