Bring It!
gonna take the thrill out of that 100k p6 when you only have it for a dime.
Boscar Obarra Wrote:
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> gonna take the thrill out of that 100k p6 when you
> only have it for a dime.
Old school thinking, tilted towards giant bankrolls.
At 10 cents, I\'m much more likely to put a play in; when the P6 sheet tallies past $1000 for $2, I won\'t do it. Partners are a pain in the ass, so forget that.
You might be filthy rich, but I\'ll take a \"no thrill\" $10K, any day; we all must learn to live with a little disappointment.
The entire 10 cents Pick 6 will be awarded only to one unique ticket. On days there are multiple winners, 60% of the pool will be shared equally while 40% goes back into the jackpot.
Brilliant! $.10 cent pick sixes, do I hear a nickel next?, f--k with the only pool that puts life in the game, more Brilliant. GP not a pick 6 venue(unless multiple Carry\'s) so it does not really matter.
Mike
Similar to Beulah\'s \"Fortune 6\" -- minus the winter wonderland charm of Grove City, Ohio, of course.
miff Wrote:
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> Brilliant! $.10 cent pick sixes, do I hear a
> nickel next?, f--k with the only pool that puts
> life in the game, more Brilliant. GP not a pick 6
> venue(unless multiple Carry\'s) so it does not
> really matter.
>
>
> Mike
Puts life in it for whom exactly Mike? Big syndicate tickets, who get rich off of the guys that feed into it on big days without a chance in hell of hitting it?? Yep, thats great for racing.
Paul,
Carryovers most certainly put life in the game for many small/medium players. Syndicates are myths here(hongkong has a few).If you mean a group/groups that gets together and pool their money, you\'d love to be their bookmaker.
Mike
Thought it was 5,000 based on a dime vs $2 ticket.
Not against the plan, just sayin.
\\Rick B. Wrote:
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> Boscar Obarra Wrote:
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> > gonna take the thrill out of that 100k p6 when
> you
> > only have it for a dime.
>
> Old school thinking, tilted towards giant
> bankrolls.
>
> At 10 cents, I\'m much more likely to put a play
> in; when the P6 sheet tallies past $1000 for $2, I
> won\'t do it. Partners are a pain in the ass, so
> forget that.
>
> You might be filthy rich, but I\'ll take a \"no
> thrill\" $10K, any day; we all must learn to live
> with a little disappointment.
Boscar Obarra Wrote:
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> Thought it was 5,000 based on a dime vs $2
> ticket.
>
> Not against the plan, just sayin.
So excited about the possible winnings, I had it twice. :)
Seriously -- I make so many math errors here, no one would believe I was a member of Mu Alpha Theta eons ago. Pass the Ginkgo Biloba, please.
Rick B. Wrote:
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Pass the Ginkgo Biloba, please.
Be happy to, can\'t remember where I put it
I\'m guessing what will make this wager special will be on closing day of the GP meet. I don\'t know the rules in Florida, but most places will require a mandatory payout of the pick 6 of that day.
The chances of one solitary ticket hitting a dime pick 6 are probably pretty slim throughout the GP meet, so there is a possibility that upwards of $500,000 to $1 million could be split among all of the dime players on closing day in a mandatory payout where the original rules of paying out just a certain percentage to the lone winner go flying out the window.
if you have it twice you can\'t win, go figure
Guys if its $100K but you only had it for a .10 and only got paid $5K.
Then that $500 ticket only cost you $25.
And maybe after the ticket puncher rang it up for you said \"Repeat Ticket\".
There are some people who love to play but dont want a whole Daily Bankroll tied up in a Pick Six Ticket. Guys who want to play the Pick Six but have to work, etc, etc.
Its hard for the \"little guy\" to spread a Big ticket without it being real costly and sometimes the only way to catch the Fluke Longshots is to be spreading.
If someone Handicaps ALL 6 Races he might want to punch a ticket in for that day. This is the only chance I have as a minnow to go head to head with WHALES like Jerry Brown and Steve Crist!