Pick 6 Carry Over Pools

Richie77 Wrote:

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> Outlay is big which is why I said syndicate. R10k
> as % of whatever the full stake is. Rather a 5%
> winner than a loser. I don't have the money to do
> it but I was saying I'm surprised bigger punters
> haven't looked at this.
>
> Another strategy is taking the top 6 in the
> betting. Banker 1 leg. Cost is R7k. Do this 6
> times bantering different leg in each perm. Outlay
> under R50k.

Doing it six times and taking the top six in each leg sounds like the same thing to me, but I see your point.

rob faux Wrote:

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> In terms of the way a Tote licence
> works,carryovers are not the property of
> Saftote...............they are merely the trustees
> of a yet unallocated pool!
> I would have thought that good corporate
> governance would require very clear rules on
> carryovers and yet we seem to have them allocated
> on a whim!.......is there a committee?..........is
> the allocation audited?..........I think punters
> should be entitled to that info!

I agree....

If the 7 does not win the last, we have most of the pool carry over

Aryan Wrote:

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> If the 7 does not win the last, we have most of
> the pool carry over


Actually averted the double c/over...........................<

Follow the Lotto way.
Guarantee a big pool of 10 bar or whatever on a given day.

Pool must be won, hence if you cant have a winner, then divide amongst those that had 5 legs in, and so on ?

shikar3 Wrote:

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> Follow the Lotto way.
> Guarantee a big pool of 10 bar or whatever on a
> given day.
>
> Pool must be won, hence if you cant have a winner,
> then divide amongst those that had 5 legs in, and
> so on ?

Why should we follow the Meydan carnival day route which only takes place once a year? They offer P6 only on that day hence there is a consolation amount for those who managed to pick out 5 winners.

shikar3 Wrote:

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> Follow the Lotto way.
> Guarantee a big pool of 10 bar or whatever on a
> given day.
>
> Pool must be won, hence if you cant have a winner,
> then divide amongst those that had 5 legs in, and
> so on ?

I agree with you shikar3. Unfortunately those that should don't a give a ish abt such opinions.

Haven't posted for a while - only used to play the P6 but turned that up with the rule changes so have saved a packet since then. I really think the rule changes were a silly move - big winners take money out the game - lots of small winners reinvest their winnings so the money goes through the system more often and racing benefits. I just wonder who is catching the P6 - I don't read on this forum of many successes?

Another dud.

Dream Bet....:S

Another feast of Pick 6 carryovers
Posted on 2 Jan 2014
*At Friday’s Fairview meeting R287,670 will be added to the pool, which should give a total of about R800,000.
*R300,000 has been added to Friday night’s Greyville pool and the estimated total is R1.3-million.
*At Turffontein on Saturday the pool will be boosted by R500,000 and that should bring an estimated total of R2.1-million.
*The meeting at Clairwood on Sunday will be the beneficiary of an additional R450,000, which is estimated to boost the Pick 6 pool to R2-million.
*Flamingo Park will host its first meeting of the year and the Pick 6 pool at the Kimberley course will receive an injection of R250,000, producing a pool of around R750,000.
There is further good news for people who play the Pick 6 as the pool at next Saturday’s L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate meeting at Kenilworth will kick off with R2-million already in the kitty and the estimated pot is a mighty R4.5-million.
 

So I wonder how much is in this kitty and where is the interest that has accrued?

Does anyone has Mr. V. Moodleys email address?