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I will use a cricket match as an example to explain the principles more clearly. 

00014.jpgLet’s take a look at BACKING. 

I cannot BACK both teams and make a profit because the total of the percentage equivalent of  the odds add up to more than 100% (101.3%), but if I BACK one of the contestants and there  fore “lock” the odds I take, I can then wait for the odds on the other contestant to increase,  which is my aim, to eliminate any overround. 

BACK ODDS  % 
Worcestershire                                     2.02                          49.50 (1÷2 x 100)  Gloucestershire                                    1.93                          51.81 (1÷1.93 x 100) 

101.31 

 

I’m going to BACK Worcestershire to WIN. I’ll place £50 at 2.02

 

My current situation is now:  (2.02   1) x £50.00  (2.02  x £50.00

Odds  Stake  Potential  Return  Profit  £  £  £ 

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