Dutching Guide - How To Dutch A Bet For Beginners
The History Of Dutching A Bet
Dutch Schultz aka Arthur Flegenheimer allegedly originated the dutching bet strategy. Alternatively, there is a train of thought that dutching originates from the term going dutch, where people share the price of a meal or a round of drinks."Dutching" in betting terms, is when a punter places more than one selection in a race, or any fixed odds betting medium, to glean the same amount of profit from any winner.
Not to be confused with a "Dutch Book", which is the description used when a bookmaker bets overbroke in any race or betting event. An overbroke book means no matter what wins, the bookie will lose on the event.
How To Dutch A Bet?
Bet £2.00 stake on a 2/1 shot = Returns of £6.00
Bet £1.00 stake on a 5/1 shot = Returns of £6.00
Stake Total = £3.00 - Maximum Possible Return = £6.00
♠ Either of the above bets win = a profit of £3.00
Dutching A Bet Calculators (free to use only)
Oddschecker.com/dutcing-calculator/ Dutching calculator for you to work out your stakes needed to profit from betting on more than 1 horse in a race ➔ Gambling-systems.com/dutching-calculator/ Dutching Calculator to help you work out what to bet on each selection in a betting market you decide to dutch bet on ➔ Betcalc.com/equal-profit/ Dutching calculator for when you want to bet on more than one outcome in any given event, in order to win the same amount whichever selection is successful ➔ UKhorseracing.co.uk/dutch-download/ Download this free dutching calculator to your PC for use offline ➔Dutching Guides & Information
Mybettingsites.co.uk/ A guide for beginners on dutch betting and the different tactics you can employ in your dutch betting pursuits ➔ Wikipedia.org/dutching/ Dutching wiki information centre entry ➔# Last Page Update: (Wed Nov 28 2010)
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