What Are The Payout Odds on Gun Runner to Win The 2016 Kentucky Derby

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What Are The Payout Odds on Gun Runner to Win The 2016 Kentucky Derby

The payout odds on Gun Runner were ranging from 9-1 but no longer than 12-1, which were the longest odds among the European books.

BetDSI.com does have slightly more value at +1216, which translates into a payout of US$121.60 for every US$10 bet.

Around half the European books were offering Gun Runner with a potential payout of US$100 on every US$10 bet, thus the value at BetDSI.com is pretty substantial.

Note that these payout odds were available as of Thursday evening and are likely to fluctuate significantly the hours leading up to post time Saturday afternoon.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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