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Bet Calculation Problem?

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If i wish to place 2 bets......of which only one can win.....

1 at a probable payout of $2.25, and the other at a probable payout of $2.95

How much do I have to bet on each of these so that the one winner (which will eliminate the other) will give me a profit of $100.00 AFTER covering the cost of both bets?

What is the formula for figuring this out?

What type betting calculator can compute this?

Thank you.

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  1. Bet A=payout of 2.25 (assumed for $1)

    Bet B=payout of 2.95

    (2.25xA) - B = 100

    (2.95xB) - A = 100

    Use algebra to solve both equations.

    A=$70

    B=$58

    both numbers rounded to nearest dollar.


  2. don't know

  3. You can use one of the free sites like this one: http://www.oddschecker.com/betting-tools... which will allow you to play around with the stakes until you're happy with them.

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