Assertion: bookmaker's odd | /r/HasProperty | offered by bookmaker
Facets:
value: on course
type: MANNER
value: at the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: on a bet exchange
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Sometimes the odds offered by Bookmakers are above the fair odds for particular selections.
text: If you bet six times and win once, you win five times your wager while also losing your wager five times, thus the odds offered here by the bookmaker reflect the probabilities of the die.
text: Very rarely the Cash Out value of a bet is higher than the odds offered by other bookmakers.
text: Bookies may spend considerable resources trying to spot those who bet for a living, many of whom hire quantitative analysts to estimate outcomes and develop hedging strategies (in some cases seeking to exploit discrepancies between odds offered by several bookmakers to make a guaranteed profit).
text: Fixed-odds betting is a form of wagering against odds offered by a bookmaker or an individual or on a bet exchange.
text: Value betting is essentially about finding value in the odds offered by a bookmaker.
text: Some believe that bookmakers are 'risk takers', that the odds offered by bookmakers are more a reflection of who the bookmaker thinks will win a particular contest and that in affect, bookmakers have a preferred winner in any given contest.
text: What is fixed odds betting? - Fixed-odds betting is the most common way odds are offered by bookmakers.
text: They take an average of the odds being offered by on course bookmakers at the time the race starts.
text: Using horseracing as an example, you will often find that on the exchange, the odds of the shortest priced horses are very similar to the odds offered by bookmakers.
text: However, there is not a set in stone way for a punter to calculate the place odds as there is with an each-way bet, and the special place only odds offered by bookmakers can vary quite a bit, both bigger and smaller, from the place odds you would receive if betting each-way.
text: If you bet six times and win once, you win five times your wager while also losing your wager five times, thus the odds offered here by the bookmaker reflect the probabilities of the die.
text: Calculating juice boils down to how often a team must win on average to break even at the current future odds offered by the bookmaker.