A tricast predicts the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd finishers in exact order. It’s hard to win but offers big payouts, with dividends calculated after the race from SP odds.
Retail betting is wagering in physical betting shops using cash or card, offering in-person service, paper tickets, and instant payouts.
Quinella: pick two horses to finish top two in any order—easier, lower payout. Exacta: must pick correct order—harder, higher payout.
A void bet is a cancelled wager where the stake is refunded due to events like cancellations, errors, or withdrawals—no win or loss is recorded.
Place betting lets you profit if your pick finishes in the top spots, offering lower risk than win bets. Learn how it works, odds, and key tips to bet smarter.
1X2 betting lets you pick between a home win (1), draw (X), or away win (2). It’s simple, widely used in football, and ideal for all experience levels. Learn how it works, its advantages, and tips to bet smarter.
Ante-post betting means placing a bet before the final list of participants is confirmed, usually long before an event begins. It’s common in sports like horse racing, football, tennis, and golf, where early odds are offered on major tournaments.
Consensus picks show which side most bettors back. Smart bettors use them to gauge public sentiment, spot sharp money, and find value by comparing bet %, money %, and line movement.
Bankroll management means budgeting your betting funds wisely—bet small, stay disciplined, track results, and protect your bankroll for steady, long-term success.
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