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odds on betting? question?

petejk

Senior member
I don't understand what the -160 and the +120 mean?
Can someone please explain..thaks


Which candidate will win the U.S. Presidential Election in 2004?

George W. Bush -160

John Kerry +120



What's the + and - mean?
 
I believe it means to win $100 on Bush you have to lay down 160. To win 120 on Kerry you lay down $100.

The - means that's how much it costs to get a hundred, the + means that's how much you get if you laid down a hundred.

I think.
 
Originally posted by: CPA
I believe it means to win $100 on Bush you have to lay down 160. To win 120 on Kerry you lay down $100.

The - means that's how much it costs to get a hundred, the + means that's how much you get if you laid down a hundred.

I think.

That is correct.
 
Originally posted by: trilks
Originally posted by: CPA
I believe it means to win $100 on Bush you have to lay down 160. To win 120 on Kerry you lay down $100.

The - means that's how much it costs to get a hundred, the + means that's how much you get if you laid down a hundred.

I think.

That is correct.

yup :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: DingDingDao
Originally posted by: trilks
Originally posted by: CPA
I believe it means to win $100 on Bush you have to lay down 160. To win 120 on Kerry you lay down $100.

The - means that's how much it costs to get a hundred, the + means that's how much you get if you laid down a hundred.

I think.

That is correct.

yup :thumbsup:

Yahtzee
 
Originally posted by: vood0g
woah, i didnt even know people place bets on presidential elections.

They have them at a lot of online betting place. Probably in Vegas, too. You can bet on just about anything that you want.
 
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