A Cash Out value is calculated using amount staked, price at the time the bet was placed and current price at the time of the Cash Out, and your Cash Out can be supercharged above the displayed value.
While you may have most selections winning, if one or more selections are considerably longer odds than taken to win, it will have a large impact on your cash out value.
An example of this would be if you have a treble bet with Manchester City (evens), Liverpool (13/10) and Chelsea (2/1) all to win with all kicking off at the same time. After 80 minutes of the game Manchester City are winning 3-0 and are now 1/500 to win, Liverpool are leading 2-0 and 1/250, but Chelsea are losing 2-1 and are now 50/1 to win.
Your cash out value would be low in this case due to the Chelsea selection now being much longer odds than those initially taken.
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