I have tried to look on here incase someone else didnt know, i looked on the BB website, and i just don't understand it, please can someone tell me what they mean?
Originally Posted by Roosafee: “I have tried to look on here incase someone else didnt know, i looked on the BB website, and i just don't understand it, please can someone tell me what they mean?”
50/1 means however much you bet on lesley winning and she somehow does, it will be multiplyed by 50 for your winnings amount
9/2 means if you put 2 pound on someone to win and they do, you will win 9 pounds plus your 2 pund bet back
It's the odds from the bookies, how it works is say it was 50/1, and you betted £10 that Lesley will win, if she does you win £500. With 9/2, say you betted £2 and Maxwell won you'd win £9.
They are the odds that bookmakers are currently offering on that particular person. Lesley is currently 50/1 meaning that if you bet £1 and Lesley wins you will receive £50. If you bet £2 you would receive £100 etc etc. Her odds are very high to win as it is highly expected she won't last the week.
Maxwell is 9/2 - so if you bet £2 you would win back £9 plus your £2 stake IF he wins. This is very low because Maxwell is currently highly favoured to win.
Europeans use a decimal system which includes your stake
Amercians work out what you get if you bet $100 or how much you'd need to bet to win $100 - the first is shown with 'plus' sign, the second with a 'minus'.