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Part (13) Partial Wheeling Selections in a Quinella
Partial wheeling selections
in a quinella bet means using a number of selections
in combination with a chosen winner in order to cover
a greater number of possibilities of finish. The more
numbers used, the greater number of possibilities covered.
However, the more numbers used, the greater the cost
to cover the wager.
Wheeling
selections in a quinella bet means using all
of the remaining selections in combination with a chosen
winner in order to cover all combinations of possible
finish. The more numbers used, the greater number of
possibilities covered. However, the more numbers used,
the greater the cost to cover the wager.
A
simple rule to remember to compute the cost of a wheeled
or partial-wheeled quinella bet would be as follows:
The
number of selections to be used with a chosen winner
MULTIPLIED by the dollar amount of
the wager equals the cost of the wager. EXAMPLE: If
5 choices are used in combination with a chosen winner
and the wager was made for $5, the cost would be computed
5 ( selections ) x
5 ( dollar amount of wager ) = $25.
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