QuoteApperently its down to old school race talk. 100/30 is known as a Berlington Bertie, so I guess it would not work as 10/3Derived from French originally I am told.
Why do they show 100-30 commonly and not 10-3? I am confused to this practice. Can someone help me?
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Apperently its down to old school race talk. 100/30 is known as a Berlington Bertie, so I guess it would not work as 10/3
Last edited by Gareth; 16/12/2005 at 2:09 PM.
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well done for answering your own question.
yea i heard some bookie on the radio a day or 2 ago and he said such and such a thing was a "100/30 so its a little over 10/3."i don't exactly understand it.
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100/30 is the same as 10/3. Silly bookie. Might like to put a bet on with him.
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The way I understand it, Burlington Bertie is the tic tac slang for 100/30 and this is simply used as a way to express 10/3
It doesn't change the value of the return.
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Yup that is the conclusion I came to too
Did my head in for a while.
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I usually avoid the horses so I've no need to worry about tic tac.Originally Posted by Gareth
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My girlfriend was an ex-showjumper so I have gained an interest in them slightly.
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Getting your bird to dress up like Jessica Kürten, doesn't really qualify as an "interest" in horses!
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She will now kill you
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