Betting Talk

horses

kinkylookinkyloo Senior Member
edited June 2005 in Sports Betting
question;

what is the difference in regards to betting horses at bodog in relation
to betting at pinnacle in terms of money returned? not sure i understand

Comments

  • lakers300lakers300 Senior Member
    edited June 2005
    Bodog gives back 2.5% (3% if you bet over 10K in a week) compared to 7%
    for Pinnacle (no minimum). Also, Pinnacle pays out daily while bodog pays
    out weekly. And right now bodog's horseracing is down and I can't play the
    wizard's POD.
  • kinkylookinkyloo Senior Member
    edited June 2005
    so you're saying if you bet horses daily at pinnacle, you can receive
    payout daily, yet bodog will only grant you one check per week?

    also the 3% and 7% thing is still misunderstood
    so, A $10 wager to win at bodog on a horse that pays $ 7 will return? as
    opposed to a $ 10 wager to win at pinnacle that pays $7 returns?

    L thanks for the help
  • coachesplayscoachesplays Senior Member
    edited June 2005
    He is saying that if you wager 100 dollars at Pinnacle today, they will
    give you $7 back at about 2:00 in the morning Central Time. They will put
    it right back in your account.

    If you wager 1000, they will give you $70 credit to your account. That is
    %7 and they do it each day.

    Bodog gives you 3 dollars for every 100 you bet (much less) and only
    credit it weekly.

    Hope that helps.
  • lakers300lakers300 Senior Member
    edited June 2005
    As far as betting a horse, both pay track odds. So if you bet $2 on a
    horse to win and it pays $4.40, then both of them will credit your account
    $4.40. The difference is that pinnacle will refund you 14 cents at the end
    of the day whereas bodog will refund you 5 cents at the end of the week.
    These are rhe rebates they offer for betting on horses. I hope this clears
    up any confusion.
  • kinkylookinkyloo Senior Member
    edited June 2005
    ohhhhhhhhhhh! thank you guys! smile
Sign In or Register to comment.