Betting Dictionary
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Each Way
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A bet which consists of two wagers. The first is for the selection to win and the second is for the selection to 'place' or 'show', at a proportional price dependant on the place terms. 'Place' or 'Show' pays a fraction of the full odds. If your selections wins then you gain both the win and the place prices.<br />
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Early bird prices
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Betting prices offered in advance of the race course betting.
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Equally Divided
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A method of Each Way betting with accumulators where the return from one is equally divided and placed for Win and Place on the next.
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Even Money or Evens
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A straight 1/1 bet, where the odds are described as 'even'. Bet $1 and you win $1 (plus your original stake money back).
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Exacta (US)
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Form of betting in which bettor attempts to pick winner and 2nd horse, buying one mutuel ticket on the double choice (also known as "exactor" or "perfecta").
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Exactor
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See Exacta
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