Rainbow P6 mandatory payout

sekrah · April 23, 2011, 10:03:20 AM

It\'ll really make the 10th race interesting. The main contenders to me are the 8, 9, 11. But the 2 and 6 are worth a look.

number5858 · April 23, 2011, 10:48:00 AM

sekrah Wrote:
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> I\'ve narrowed it down and got a ticket in.
> Couldn\'t find a race I really liked to single.
> Best I could do was 10,11 in the 1st leg and 1,3
> in the 5th leg..

I generally agree. I made several tickets. One singles the 10 in the 1st leg with 11,13 on my other ticket, and then I used 1,3 in the 5th leg on both tickets. My first ticket keys 7,9 in the 3rd leg and my second keys 10 in the 3rd leg. I wish that the 5 Game On hadn\'t scratched in Leg 1. I was going to play against that horse with all those 2nds.

sekrah · April 23, 2011, 10:51:08 AM

number5858 Wrote:
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> sekrah Wrote:
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> -----
> > I\'ve narrowed it down and got a ticket in.
> > Couldn\'t find a race I really liked to single.
> > Best I could do was 10,11 in the 1st leg and
> 1,3
> > in the 5th leg..
>
> I generally agree. I made several tickets. One
> singles the 10 in the 1st leg with 11,13 on my
> other ticket, and then I used 1,3 in the 5th leg
> on both tickets. My first ticket keys 7,9 in the
> 3rd leg and my second keys 10 in the 3rd leg. I
> wish that the 5 Game On hadn\'t scratched in Leg 1.
> I was going to play against that horse with all
> those 2nds.

Agreed. Game On would have drawn alot of singles and I was looking to beat him anyway.

Rick B. · April 23, 2011, 03:47:05 PM

Rick B. Wrote:
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> It is. The question is, can we expect the number
> of winning tickets to increase at a rate similar
> to the increase in the amount wagered?
>
> There were 335 winners today on just under $185K
> in handle. $4 million in chase on Saturday doesn\'t
> seem unreasonable, but if the number of winning
> tickets rises in rough correlation to the amount
> bet, we might see 7200 winning tickets...each
> paying an estimated (drumroll)...$665.00

> Watch it, would-be syndicate plungers!

Just announced: 22,000 live tickets going into the last leg.

Two faves, #9 and #12, pay bupkus: $745 & $844, respectively.

Three 5-digit payoffs on 2 slobs, #4, #7, and one other horse that some wise man said is fast and a price. Hmm...

mjellish · April 23, 2011, 03:53:48 PM

I punched out 3 small, somewhat contrarian tickets based around singling the #10 in the third leg and not bothering to cover anything really chalky. Total invested is only $120. I\'m alive to the 1, 3 & 10. Would be surprised if I won but what the hell, eh?

mjellish · April 23, 2011, 04:04:21 PM

Oh well. Missed by a neck. Surprised I even made it that far given the nature of my tickets and how chalky the sequence was. Congrats to anyone on the this board that hit it. Seemed like a pretty simple sequence to have.

sekrah · April 23, 2011, 04:10:12 PM

I needed the 6, 9, 10 on a last second chump-change ticket.

COMPLETED: 93107948641367 GP #7 $0.10 Pick-6 6,13,WT,4,WT,10,WT,9,WT,1,3,WT,6,9,10 none $ 1.20 $ 0.00 - $ 1.20

number5858 · April 23, 2011, 04:11:29 PM

Except for that last race. I would have had to go 6 or 7 deep to get the winner and only went 5 deep. Had 5/6 on one of 2 tickets costing me $128.

number5858 · April 23, 2011, 04:15:28 PM

I do really like the concept of the Rainbow 6. It\'s a fun bet. I played it a few times this year. I did get 6/6 once, but it didn\'t pay that well. Kudos to Gulfstream Park for a nice meet this year.

Lost Cause · April 23, 2011, 05:29:57 PM

I had the 1 closing out in the last leg also, singled him actually. E dominguez is really bad but he got beat by another bad one so I can\'t complain I guess.. The gulfstream management made a good move with this bet, it had to have been a big moneymaker for them..

Silver Charm · April 23, 2011, 05:43:59 PM

I totally agree! This was a Fabulous Meet of Great Racing week-in-and-week-out!

The ambiance of the surrounding restaurants is added flavor for those staying

drbillym · April 23, 2011, 06:29:05 PM

Does anyone know how much the Derek Simon led twinspires team lost? they had a $100,000 pool and I don\'t think they got back very much since they have now taken the list of tickets off their website, and don\'t mention the result.

tbrmaster · April 23, 2011, 08:51:34 PM

I\'m a fairly new user to the sheets but I am learning the patterns. Have been in racing for about 30yrs. I did hit the pik-6 today, and thought it was fairly hittable......can\'t believe the Twinspires debacle...I had 48 constructed tickets@ $2.50ea to cover 5-6 in each leg with singles in the other legs. I ended up with 1 ticket that had 6-6.

COMPLETED: 18904205879584 GP #7 $0.10 Pick-6 6,WT,4,WT,10,WT,9,WT,1,2,3,8,13,WT,2,3,5,6,9 none $ 2.50 $ 3279.26 + $ 3276.76

Marlin · April 23, 2011, 09:14:50 PM

what are you saying?

Wrongly · April 24, 2011, 05:31:42 AM

Just a single winning ticket! $3,279.26 divided by $100K times buy in of $10 equals a grand return of $.33 or a loss of $9.67 per share.