A horseplayer Saturday turned 40 cents into more than $250,000, hitting the Rainbow 6 at Gulfstream Park.
Gulfstream's
Rainbow 6 is a 20-cent bet. The bettor, who was using a New York Racing
Association wagering account, played two combinations — and connected
for $259,573.34.
The first four winners in the Rainbow 6 were
long shots, going off at 10-1, 28-1, 65-1 and 19-1. The last two were
favorites. The winning player had single horses in the first five races,
and two horses — Miss Maserati and Kassady Light — for the final race.
Miss Maserati won; Kassady Light finished last.
For
the entire Rainbow 6 jackpot to be paid out, there must be only one
ticket with six winners. The pot had been growing since it was last hit
July 27.
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A horseplayer Saturday turned 40 cents into more than $250,000, hitting the Rainbow 6 at Gulfstream Park.
Gulfstream's
Rainbow 6 is a 20-cent bet. The bettor, who was using a New York Racing
Association wagering account, played two combinations — and connected
for $259,573.34.
The first four winners in the Rainbow 6 were
long shots, going off at 10-1, 28-1, 65-1 and 19-1. The last two were
favorites. The winning player had single horses in the first five races,
and two horses — Miss Maserati and Kassady Light — for the final race.
Miss Maserati won; Kassady Light finished last.
For
the entire Rainbow 6 jackpot to be paid out, there must be only one
ticket with six winners. The pot had been growing since it was last hit
July 27.
Where are Chris Harn the mastermind and his pawns Derrick Davis and Glen DaSilva
Even though Autotote officials characterized the scheme as the actions of a "rogue software engineer,",[1] the National Thoroughbred Racing Association took swift action in the face of a growing outcry once the nature of the scam emerged. It required all tote companies to modify their software to allow bets to be forwarded immediately after it closed. It also pressured its member tracks into not doing business with parlors that didn't have the ability to record wagers taken over the phone
^^^^ Wikipedia good read ^^^^ Hope all ends well for this player
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Where are Chris Harn the mastermind and his pawns Derrick Davis and Glen DaSilva
Even though Autotote officials characterized the scheme as the actions of a "rogue software engineer,",[1] the National Thoroughbred Racing Association took swift action in the face of a growing outcry once the nature of the scam emerged. It required all tote companies to modify their software to allow bets to be forwarded immediately after it closed. It also pressured its member tracks into not doing business with parlors that didn't have the ability to record wagers taken over the phone
^^^^ Wikipedia good read ^^^^ Hope all ends well for this player