Explanation to the foregoing Tables on Two Events, containing 232 changes, from 6 to 1 for, to 6 to 1 against you, according to the current odds on each event.

In the first line you begin with 6 to 1, both for you in the first column; in the second, it is

6 to 1 against you on each; in the third, it is 6 to 1 for you, and 6 to 1 against you; and, in the fourth, the same reversed.

Suppose two events of 6 to 1, and 3 to 1, both for you; look for 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, and you will find it in the first column, 9 to 5 that you win both; in the second, it is 27 to 1 against your losing both, equally the same as 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 both against you, and that you did not win both; in the third column, it is 11 to 3 that you do not win the first and lose the second, equally the same as if it had been 6 to 1 for, and 3 to 1 against you, and that you did not win both; and, in the fourth column it is 25 to 3 that you do not lose the first and win the second, the same as if it was 6 to 1 against you on the first, and 3 to 1 for you on the second.

TABLE II.

ODDS ON THREE EVENTS.

THE following Tables, on Three Events, from 6 to 1 for you, to 6 to 1 against you, which admit of one thousand seven hundred and sixty different changes or forms in their coming off, are regularly ranged with the accurate odds to every change or form of each, and measured as low as either the integers or fractions would admit, (the first column, where the odds are against your winning them all, excepted.)