Any to Come (ATC)

Any To Come (ATC) is a term denoting a conditional bet. The conditional bet is a chain of ordinars or “expresses”, in which only the base bet is paid. An amount on the conditional (next in a series) bet is taken from a win of the main forecast. In this case, a number of bets in a chain and an amount are chosen exclusively by a forecaster. Naturally, the conditional bet can’t be greater than the winnings for the main forecast.

The simplest example of a conditional bet is a chain of two ordinars. At the main ordinar (the victory of Liverpool over Newcastle, the odds – 2.0), a player places 10 monetary units. The conditional bet indicates a forecast for a draw in the match Manchester United – Swansea (the odds – 3.0) in the amount of 5 monetary units. In the event that a basic ordinar passes, then from a win amount (10 * 2.0) 5 units are taken on the conditional bet. A payment for the main event will be equal to 15 units. If the conditional bet plays, then a payment at it will be 5 * 3.0 = 15. A total payment for a passing of both forecasts is 30 units.