A punter puts a wager on Cardiff to NOT finiah in the bottom 3 at 1/6.
So punter will receive approxamitely a 16% ROI if the bet comes to fruition.
Now which scenario sounds more realistic
A) The bet is over 7 months ...but it is equivalent (on a per annum basis) of getting a return of 28.5% net. So one could compare it favourably to, say, getting 5% interest PA in a savings account.
B) Argument A is fundamentally flawed. This is a one off bet with a yes/no outcome, it is impossible to compare two completely different forms of investment on a different time basis.
*forget income tax*
I won't do a poll
So punter will receive approxamitely a 16% ROI if the bet comes to fruition.
Now which scenario sounds more realistic
A) The bet is over 7 months ...but it is equivalent (on a per annum basis) of getting a return of 28.5% net. So one could compare it favourably to, say, getting 5% interest PA in a savings account.
B) Argument A is fundamentally flawed. This is a one off bet with a yes/no outcome, it is impossible to compare two completely different forms of investment on a different time basis.
*forget income tax*
I won't do a poll