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(5 x 8/1) +5p stakes =45p (45 x 5/1) +45p stake = 270p or using Moshe's formula... 9/1 * 6/1 * 5 = 270

Pays £2.70

'up the arm' 'burlington bertie' ... oooh now what is 20/21... no idea mate.. is it even a real thing? :nono:

Only because 20/21 is a ridiculous answer. Never seen John McCririck tic-tac'ing that one on the Racing Line... 'on the shoulders' 'double carpet' etc... :nono:

Do 20/21 qualify as 'traditional' bookies odds?

205.8333333 ... do they round it down?

If my first bet was 100/30 my 5p would become 21.666p What would the my stake for the 2nd bet be?

What does the bookie do with fractions... for example 21.6666 from the first bet? Do you round it up/down and then calculate the 2nd bet? or put the fraction (to how many decimal places?) on the 2nd bet and then round the final result up/down??

Your stake for the 2nd bet is 25p... so you get £2.25 back

Doesn't that pay £2.25 ? 4/1 and 7.2/1 would do it... but not quite 'traditional'