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Originally Posted by urubu222
its been said on this thread already, but the picture is too good.
I do realize how this is fun to look at, but the numbers just reflect WH´s business model, i.e. pricing random events that hold varying degrees of probability at the very same price, e.g. Leicester winning the title was nowhere near as unlikely as Obama playing Cricket for England. I´m guessing this is both some type of screwing over your customers (paying 5000 to 1 on events that, in all likelihood, will never happen) and risk management.
Leicester at 5000 to 1 may have been pretty close to an accurate pricing. Just think about how many things had to run perfectly for Leicester to have any shot at winning, e.g. Leicester gaining as many points as possible (I may be off here, but I think they won something like 5 games straight at 1-0 when it truly mattered), Chelsea becoming the worst PL champion of all time, City turning into a laughing stock just about the moment they announced the Guardiola signing, United being - for the most part - well below par, Tottenham being Tottenham etc etc.
Last edited by vita_nova; 05-16-2016 at 09:30 AM.