Was trying to crunch this through Excel, and I'm just not figuring out the best way to do it... Basically, I took "Johnny English" to do OVER $12.5 million -115 at Olympic earlier, and now WSEX has come out with a OVER $9.5 -120 line that I'd like to take. Olympic won't let you hedge or cancel your movie bets, and here are the outs I have available:
I'm on: OVER $12.5 million -115
Available:
WSEX:
Over $9.5 million -120
Under $9.5 million +110
Intertops:
$9-$13.9 million +140
$14-$19.9 million +145
less than $8.9 million +170
more than $20 million +300
Ultimately i'd like to set it up so that:
If it goes UNDER $9.5 million I lose 1 unit
If it goes OVER $9.5 million I gain 1 unit
I realize that this exact thing is impossible with the outs I have available, but what would be the best way to bet my units in order to get the most "bang for my buck" if it goes OVER $9.5 million, around a regular 1-unit loss if it goes UNDER $9.5, and possibly even more of a loss if it hits between $9-$9.5 million?
Thanks for your time if you're still up.
-Sound of Silence
I'm on: OVER $12.5 million -115
Available:
WSEX:
Over $9.5 million -120
Under $9.5 million +110
Intertops:
$9-$13.9 million +140
$14-$19.9 million +145
less than $8.9 million +170
more than $20 million +300
Ultimately i'd like to set it up so that:
If it goes UNDER $9.5 million I lose 1 unit
If it goes OVER $9.5 million I gain 1 unit
I realize that this exact thing is impossible with the outs I have available, but what would be the best way to bet my units in order to get the most "bang for my buck" if it goes OVER $9.5 million, around a regular 1-unit loss if it goes UNDER $9.5, and possibly even more of a loss if it hits between $9-$9.5 million?
Thanks for your time if you're still up.
-Sound of Silence