Dutching Set Target Profit

Dutching to a set profit is the same as using the Target Profit Stake on mutiple selections .

 

 

 

We want a certain fixed profit if any of the horses win. That is what this stake is about.

 

 So say we want a Set Profit = £10

 

 We calculate as per 2) below.  We know total probability so we calculate Turnover = (Set Profit x 100)/ total probability

 

 Then the stake for each horse = turnover/odds, so which ever horse wins gives us a return of £10 or which ever profit is set.

 

 1) The formula is based on the fair bet percentage of 100%. For instance, we wish to back three runners in a field of six with the respective odds of 9/4, 3/1 and 8/1 (3.25, 4.00 and 9.00).

 

Look up the decimal probability values and you will see that these odds equate to decimal values of 30.8% (9/4-3.25), 25.0% (3/1-4.00) and 11.1% (8/1-9.00). 

 

Add these figures up and we get 66.9%. 

 

Thus our profit margin is 100 less 66.9 (100-66.9=) which gives us 33.1%.  This is our profit margin. 

 

 2) Next we must equate these decimal probability figures to stakes.  So multiply the profit required by 100 (fair bet percentage) and divide by the profit margin, in this case 33.1

 

 £10 (profit required) x 100 (fair bet percentage)/33.1

 

This gives us a figure of 30.21 which is the turnover.

 

Now, we know that the respective decimal probabilities were 30.8, 25.0 and 11.1; so next we must multiply the turnover amount by each decimal probability to get the required stake.

 

30.8% x 30.21=9.30

25.0% x 30.21=7.55

11.1% x 30.21=3.35

 

So, the respective stakes at the odds given (rounded up for ease of use) are as follows

 

£9.30 @ 9/4 or 3.25    Win returns:    £30.23          Profit:  £10.21

£7.55 @ 3/1 or 4.00    Win returns:    £30.20          Profit:  £10.18       

£3.35 @ 8/1 or 9.00    Win returns:    £30.15          Profit:  £10.13

 

Total Outlay:   £20.00               Min Profit:   £10.00

 

You can also apply recovery to the Target Dutching Stakes. Just enter the recovery % in the box, set the number of cycles, and the action to stop or reset when the number of cycles or additional attempts at recovery have been met.