Rule 4 Deductions Chart - UK Horse Racing: Racecards, Results, …
WEBRule 4 Deductions Chart A Rule 4 deduction is applied when a horse is withdrawn from a race after the time of your bet. The deduction is a percentage of your stake, and can be calculated by applying the odds of the withdrawn horse …
Rule 4 Deductions - Horse Racing Rule 4 Calculator - British …
WEBJul 22, 2024 · The Rule 4 Deductions Chart helps you calculate the returns and help predict your potential payout. How do you calculate Rule 4? To calculate how much a rule 4 costs you need to change ‘pence’ to per cent and deduct that from your profit.
Rule 4 Calculator – How to Work Out Rule 4 Deductions
WEBThe free Rule 4 calculator on this page will let you work out bet returns - both win and each way - even when they involve Rule 4 deductions.
Rule 4 Deductions Explained - Calculator Included - Horse Race …
WEBMay 29, 2023 · According to the Rule 4 deductions table, a horse withdrawn at odds of 2/1 translates to a 30p per £1 deduction. Here's the math explained: Identify the profit from your bet: £50; Calculate the Rule 4 deduction: £50 * 0.30 (for 30p per £1) = £15; Subtract the deduction from your original potential profit: £50 - £15 = £35
Rule 4 In Horse Racing – Definition, Deductions & FAQ
WEBDec 7, 2023 · A comprehensive guide to the famous Rule 4 in horse racing betting: how it works, what are the rule 4 deductions and exemptions, and more.
Rule 4 Calculator - MatchedBets.com
WEBYou can use the Rule 4 Calculator to determine the new odds of your horse after a Rule 4 deduction has been applied. The fields you need to populate are: The original odds of your horse before the Rule 4 deduction. The original number of runners in …
Rule 4 Betting Explained – All You Need to Know
WEBAug 26, 2024 · Put simply, Rule 4 is a deduction that is applied when there is a non-runner in a horse or dog race that has only been declared at the last minute. By this we mean, after final declarations for the race have been made and …
Rule 4 Deductions in Horse Racing - racing-index.com
WEBWhat is a Rule 4 Deduction? When one or more horses are withdrawn from a race, bookmakers make an adjustment to amount of winning money received, for all bets placed prior to the horse being withdrawn.
Rule 4 Deductions in Horse Racing - FreeBets
WEBRule 4 or Rule 4(c) in horse racing is simply an industry wide deduction that is applied to winning horse bets in the event of a subsequent non-runner or a withdrawn horse before starters orders. It has been in place since 1886.
Horse Racing Rule 4 Deductions Explained | BettingSites.co
WEBRule 4 is calculated as a percentage deduction on winnings, so a 7/1 withdrawal creates a 10p in the pound, or 10% reduction, as per the deduction tables used by the bookies (see below).
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