All percentages are based on the "amount of money" you start with as well as the "odds per wager." These percentages are approximate for each rate of return setting on the Equalizer365™ and the approximate rate of return on your money.
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Note - Even though you always get back 100% of ALL your previous wagers when you WIN your current wager, we do not count this in on the Rate of Return percentage calculations above.
Example: Say you have the Goal Per Wager set for $20. This means that if you win on your very first wager, you would win a total net profit of $20. This also means that you could have several wagers in a row that did not come in, say 8 and yet when your 9th wager comes in, you would make back all 8 of your CODB wagers plus you would still make a net profit of $180.
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On average the Medium High ROR setting produces approximately 48% compared to the Low ROR. As you can see, the variables can be so different and that's why the settings are described as low to high versus an exact percentage.
Intermediate time recorded in a race, as at the quarter, half, three-quarters, etc. The Rate Of Return (ROR) is the amount or percentage to be made on your money for using this particular setting on the Equalizer365™.
This Equalizer365™ button allows you to set the net amount or profit that you would like to make per wager.
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