Learned something new Friday evening

Trotman · 04-05-2009, 02:52 PM

Played the pick 6 at the Meadowlands Friday evening

Lost the first race (actually race 4) had 3 selections, hit the next 5 in a row, no one had 6 for 6, thus the pay out was on 5 of 6, was suprised by what the computer spit out....any of you know what the answer is?

Just curious

Saturday I played it again, this time hit the first 5, lost the last one with 3 selections, it was hit by 5 people for 193,000 ...again there was a payout on 5 of 6

turfman · 04-06-2009, 01:16 AM

if no one hits the pick 6.....only 25% of the pool is paid out to the winners who selected 5(rest is carried over)

if you hit the pick 6....75% is paid to the winners of the 6, and 25% to the ones who had 5 as a consolation.

Trotman · 04-06-2009, 04:42 AM

Turfman,

You are correct and I knew that...what I was not aware of was the following:

In the 4th race on Friday night I used horses 3, 9, 10...the 6 won....a friend went to cash the ticket (679.20) after the 9th race. He came back with 3 times the amount...I figured I only had it once...each losing horse had 5 winners with it...so it was a mulitple winning ticket...Even the mutuel supervisor at the Meadowlands said the amount was wrong, after a 15 minute discussion with other track personnel it was paid. Same thing repeated Saturday night...3 horses in the 9th race all lost, but each losing horse number had 5 winners to go with it.

2W2P2S · 04-06-2009, 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Trotman

Turfman,

You are correct and I knew that...what I was not aware of was the following:

In the 4th race on Friday night I used horses 3, 9, 10...the 6 won....a friend went to cash the ticket (679.20) after the 9th race. He came back with 3 times the amount...I figured I only had it once...each losing horse had 5 winners with it...so it was a mulitple winning ticket...Even the mutuel supervisor at the Meadowlands said the amount was wrong, after a 15 minute discussion with other track personnel it was paid. Same thing repeated Saturday night...3 horses in the 9th race all lost, but each losing horse number had 5 winners to go with it.

That is correct. Even if you hit the pick 6 trot, you get the pick 6 payout plus all combination of the consolation (5 out of 6) payouts. I've had tickets w/ over 30 consolation payouts before.

The Mutual Supervisor should have been fired on the spot.

04-05-2009, 02:52 PM	#1
Trotman Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 181 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 5	Learned something new Friday evening Played the pick 6 at the Meadowlands Friday evening Lost the first race (actually race 4) had 3 selections, hit the next 5 in a row, no one had 6 for 6, thus the pay out was on 5 of 6, was suprised by what the computer spit out....any of you know what the answer is? Just curious Saturday I played it again, this time hit the first 5, lost the last one with 3 selections, it was hit by 5 people for 193,000 ...again there was a payout on 5 of 6

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04-06-2009, 01:16 AM	#2
turfman Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: SO. CALIFORNIA Posts: 3,064 Thanks: 1 Thanked 58 Times in 55 Posts Rep Power: 11	if no one hits the pick 6.....only 25% of the pool is paid out to the winners who selected 5(rest is carried over) if you hit the pick 6....75% is paid to the winners of the 6, and 25% to the ones who had 5 as a consolation.

04-06-2009, 04:42 AM	#3
Trotman Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 181 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts Rep Power: 5	Turfman, You are correct and I knew that...what I was not aware of was the following: In the 4th race on Friday night I used horses 3, 9, 10...the 6 won....a friend went to cash the ticket (679.20) after the 9th race. He came back with 3 times the amount...I figured I only had it once...each losing horse had 5 winners with it...so it was a mulitple winning ticket...Even the mutuel supervisor at the Meadowlands said the amount was wrong, after a 15 minute discussion with other track personnel it was paid. Same thing repeated Saturday night...3 horses in the 9th race all lost, but each losing horse number had 5 winners to go with it.