Betting Explained
What if I bet each-way and event becomes win only?

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The glossary of Betting Terms

 

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Single Bets

What is a Win Bet?

What is a Place Bet?

What is a Show Bet?

What is a Single Bet?

What is an each-way bet?

 

Place Terms

What are place terms?

How are place terms decided for UK horse racing?

What if I bet Each-Way and the event becomes Win Only?

 

Multiple bets

What is a double?

What is a treble?

What is an accumulator (or acca)?

What is a parlay?

What is a Teaser bet?

What is a Patent or Twist?

What is a Trixie?

What is a Yankee?

What is a Lucky 15?

What is a Super Yankee?

What is a Lucky 31?

What is a Heinz?

What is a Lucky 63?

What is a Super Heinz?

What is a Goliath?

Scoop 6 Explained?

 

Forecasts:
What is a forecast?

What is a straight forecast?

What is a computer straight forecast or CSF?

What is a reverse forecast?

What is a combination forecast?

What is a tricast?

What is a combination tricast?

 

Types of betting odds

What is a Starting Price or SP bet?

What  are live shows or Board Prices?

What are Early Prices?

What is Fixed Odds betting?

What is Ante-Post betting?

What is Futures betting?

What is Tote betting?

What is Pool betting?

What is Pari-Mutuel betting?

 

Rule 4

What is Rule 4?

Can Rule 4 apply to anything other than horse or dog racing?

 

Dead-Heats

What are the Dead-Heat rules?

 

Other types of betting

Betting Exchanges explained?

 

If you back each-way in, for example, a five-runner horse race and there is a non-runner so the event becomes ‘win only’ then all your stake becomes to win. So a £2ew bet would become £4win. This rule only applies to daily racing (ie: not ante-post or futures events).

In ante-post betting markets (also known as 'futures' events) you get the place terms that were in force at the time your bet was struck. The place terms do not change for your bet if there are subsequently non-runners in that event. They will of course have changed for any new bets that are struck.

 
 
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