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Keywords: stake, outlay, decimal, win, rverse

This a bet where you have to outlay more than you win. For example, if a horse is two to one on ( now $1.50 ) you have to outlay two dollars to win one dollar and your total collect if the horse wins is three dollars. That is made up of your original two dollars and the one dollar you win.

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A bet where the odds are less than evens (or 2.0 decimal).

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a situation when the betting price is less than even money.

chron.com

Odds less than even money.

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When the resulting dividend will be less than an investor's stake, meaning the bookmaker or totalisator returns a smaller stake. For example, placing a winning $1 bet on a horse that is 2-1 on would give the investor 50 cents plus his or her original dollar, making a total return of $1.50 for the $1 outlay.

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Odds where potential winnings are less than the amount staked, i.e. 1-2, you stake £2 to win £1, total return £3

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Varies. In the UK an odds-on bet is a bet below evens, for example 1/2 is an odds-on bet - your winnings are less than your initial stake (plus you get your stake money back of course!). In Europe outside of the UK an odds-on bet is less than 2/1 and in the USA an odds-on bet is worked out in rverse. A US odds-on bet is preceeded by a minus sign and shows the amount you need to stake to win $x.

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Refers to a price where the odds is less than evens (fractional) or 2 (decimal).

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betting odds where the winnings are less than the stake.

gamble.co.uk

A price where the odds are less than evens (fractional) or 2.00 (decimal).

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Keywords: craps, roll, leave, come, action

In CRAPS, leave odds in action on the COME OUT roll.

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