[blue_didi]

I dont understand how they work. I feel kinda stupid asking but I just dont get how the numbers work lol.
thanks.

[LargeAndInCharge]

nor do i m8

[lambruscokid]

It's ok - I had to look it up too!

They're based on what you win if you bet £1.


So if odds are 1/5, for example, you win £1 for every £5 you bet.

If they're 20, you win £20 for every £1.

If they're something strange like 13/2, for example, betting £2 gets you £13.


The smaller the fraction, the more likely that person is going to win. The higher the number, the less likely.

Richard at 60 is nearly impossible compared to Pete at 1/6, for example.

[babybay]

Still dont get it

[blue_didi]

ohh thanks! so is nikki more likely to win than ash (i hope sooo!)

[lambruscokid]

Basically it's breaking down like this at the moment:

In order of rank, Pete is first, and Richard is last:

Pete - 1/5
Glyn - 8
Nikki - 14
Ais - 16
Jennie - 66
Richard - 100

[lambruscokid]

Originally posted by babybay
Still dont get it

Yeah I explained kind of badly.


If it's a small number (like a fraction) then that person is likely to win.

If it's a big number, they're hopeless.

[blue_didi]

Jennie has more of a chance than rich :| noooo! I really like rich now..
and nikki and ash are very close!

[LargeAndInCharge]

thanks lambruscokid that clear enought cheers

[bonnie43uk]

Originally posted by babybay
Still dont get it

its better if you dont get it babybay .. you'll only lose your money .

remember that kiddie in Trainspotting who wanted to know about drugs ( Tommy) .. look what happened to him!!

[J.C.]

Originally posted by lambruscokid
Basically it's breaking down like this at the moment:

In order of rank, Pete is first, and Richard is last:

Pete - 1/5
Glyn - 8
Nikki - 14
Ais - 16
Jennie - 66
Richard - 100

Perhaps whats confusing is the` odds on bet `:1/5 this means £1 for each five pounds bet.eg not much to win as he is favourite. If however if it said just 5 then it would be you win £5 for every £1 bet far better odds but less likely to win

so a £10 Bet on on pete could win you £2
and a£10 bet on Jennie could win you £666

My advice is stay away from it. There is a theory that if you get a good win early in life you are at a greater risk of getting overinvolved.!!

[J.C.]

Originally posted by J.C.

Perhaps whats confusing is the` odds on bet `:1/5 this means £1 for each five pounds bet.eg not much to win as he is favourite. If however if it said just 5 then it would be you win £5 for every £1 bet far better odds but less likely to win

so a £10 Bet on on pete could win you £2
and a£10 bet on Jennie could win you £666

My advice is stay away from it. There is a theory that if you get a good win early in life you are at a greater risk of getting overinvolved.!!

sorry thats £660 would be won on jenny not £666