That's the American format for presenting odds. A minus sign means the bet is on a favorite. Both numbers are based on 100 but one is what you get and the other is what you bet. In either case you get back the total of the 100 and the other number.
The bookies are not interested in getting the odds right, usually. They are interested in getting the bets to split evenly. I think the odds are very poorly aligned with reality, but may be well aligned with how people bet. This could be an opportunity.
Playing for 15k a man seems much more than an exhibition to me.
That’s about the same price as the line I posted a couple weeks ago.
I was there in 10 & 12. York Hall is great. I like the vibe it has. Great for boxing too. Mcup out grew it. Lots of interesting history happened near there in WW2.The bookies are not interested in getting the odds right, usually. They are interested in getting the bets to split evenly. I think the odds are very poorly aligned with reality, but may be well aligned with how people bet. This could be an opportunity.
The bookies have been giving odds on the MC from the start, I suspect. I know I could have placed a bet in 2012 when I saw it in York Hall in London. The curved ceiling reflected sound back from the crowd very well.
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So wish bookies worldwide would use decimal odds. So much easier.
