A Trixie bet is a bet containing multiples. You are placing a bet on three different selections but placing a combination of four bets in one.

Trixie bets are mainly used in horse racing but can be used in many other sports too.

Unlike an <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-an-acca-bet">accumulator bet</a>, you don’t need all selections to win to get a return on a Trixie bet.

Even If one of your selections doesn’t win, you are still guaranteed a return.&nbsp; A Trixie bet is often referred to as a cover bet.

In this article you’ll be given information about how a Trixie bet works, how to place one and how winnings are calculated.&nbsp;

There’s no history of the Trixie bet documented anywhere but it’s believed that it came to the fore around the mid 20th century as punters looked for ways to increase their chances of winning.

It’s still going strong to this day thanks to its offering of balancing risk and reward.

As already briefly mentioned, the Trixie is a betting multiple comprising of four bets in total:

A combination <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/types-of-bets">type of bet</a> like this can increase your potential profits and you can still win even if one of the bets doesn’t.&nbsp; These give punters an extra chance to win, unlike accumulators, which return nothing if one part of the bet loses.

A Trixie bet works similar to an accumulator but provides bettors with a layer of protection or a cover bet as it’s also known.

Let’s say you go to Goodwood races for the day and fancy a flutter.&nbsp; You pick a horse from each of the first three races but as they aren’t certs (there’s no such thing), you decide to try a Trixie bet. You choose the following:

By choosing a Trixie, you then make four bet combinations like this:

Each bet within your Trixie works independently from each other so you don’t need all three to win to get a return.

Let’s look at how to place the Trixie bet with Paddy Power. You’ve decided to bet on First Instinct in the 3pm race at odds of 5.0 (4/1), Pasha in the 3.30pm at odds of 4.0 (3/1) and Robusto in the 4pm at odds of 5.0 (4/1).

The first thing to do is add them to your bet slip, so go to the 3pm and add First Instinct to your bet slip, then leave the bet slip as it is and move on to the 3.30pm and 4pm races and do the same.&nbsp;

This will give you the bet slip below:

As you can see, at the bottom of the bet slip there is a section for multiples and in particular, a Trixie.&nbsp; Simply enter your stake here and click on place bets.

Pretty much all bookies operate similarly in that once you have entered your selections, there will be an option somewhere within the bet slip to look at the multiple bets available.

In order to get any returns from a Trixie bet, at least two of your selections must win to create a winning double.&nbsp; If only one wins, you lose all of your stake.

So, let’s have a look at what might happen with your selections from Nottingham, First Instinct at odds of 5.0, Pasha at odds of 4.0 and Robusto at odds of 5.0.

Double 1: First Instinct &amp; Pasha

Double 2: First Instinct &amp; Robusto

Double 3: Pasha &amp; Robusto

You now have the formula needed to calculate potential returns from Trixie bets.&nbsp; To save time, use the Outplayed <a href="https://outplayed.com/calculators/trixie-bet-calculator">Trixie Bet Calculator</a>. This will let you calculate potential winnings on each double and the treble.

Many bettors use multiples including Trixie bets as part of their betting strategy but what do you need to consider when deciding if it’s the right bet for you?

Variance &amp; Diversity

Never forget that a Trixie bet requires four times the stake you enter. Whilst that may mean larger stakes than say a treble, it also has the potential to offer very good returns provided your budget allows.

Pros &amp; Cons Of Trixie Bets

Trixie bets are a popular type of bet in sport and in particular, in horse racing.&nbsp; Let’s have a look at the main advantages and disadvantages of using them.

Mistakes To Avoid When Doing A Trixie Bet

Using Trixie bets as part of a strategy can be a good thing but there are some things to watch out for so you don’t hamper your success:

What Are The Best Markets For Trixie Bets?

Without doubt, Trixie bets are used mostly on horse racing markets. This is mainly because of the vast amounts of races and opportunities there are to get good value.&nbsp; However, most bookmakers offer Trixies in other sports markets too.&nbsp; Greyhound races, tennis and football are amongst the other sports you can use them on.

The method of placing the Trixie is very similar with all sports and bookies. Here is an example of football Trixie on Bet365. You need to select your three choices as normal, then click on the ‘More Multiples’ option and you will see the Trixie option.&nbsp;

You’ll now understand how a Trixie bet is one of many multiple type bets bettors can use and comprises four bets in total, broken down to three doubles and a treble.&nbsp; It can be used as part of a betting strategy to help bettors reduce risks whilst still looking for that big win. The fact that it covers multiple outcomes adds some security to the bets.&nbsp; It’s also worth considering when you might have high confidence in a few selections and the odds are slightly larger.&nbsp;

Paul Trevor

What Is A Trixie Bet?

With the rise in online bookmakers, <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/sports-betting-guide">betting is now more accessible than ever</a>, with bettors having the pick of hundreds of different bets across a range of sports.

It’s easy to become a little overwhelmed with this level of choice and the confusing nature of some betting markets.&nbsp;

One of the trickier to understand bet types is the handicap bet. But as you’ll see in this article, which focuses on Asian Handicap betting, it’s also one of the most useful <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/types-of-bets">types of bet</a>.&nbsp;

Perhaps most importantly, Asian Handicaps are a great way to bet on mismatched teams, providing more appealing odds than those offered by the 1x2 match odds market.

They’re also ideal if you want to bet on your chosen team to win by a certain number of goals, corners or points.

This article covers everything you need to know about what Asian Handicap bets are, why they’re so useful, and how to tell them apart from the closely related <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-european-handicap">European Handicaps</a>, as well as how to find them at a wide range of bookmakers.

A handicap bet gives one team a virtual advantage or disadvantage.

Sport can throw together some fascinating fixtures, from top-of-the table tussles between two evenly matched teams to David and Goliath battles between a longshot and a hot favourite.

When there’s a strong favourite, as there is in the below fixture between Premier League frontrunners Manchester City and newly promoted Ipswich Town, the odds on the favourite to win can be very low, whilst the outsider has very high odds.&nbsp;

With odds of 1.083 for Manchester City, a winning £100 bet would give a profit of just £8.30. Risking £100 to win such a relatively small amount might not be particularly appealing for some. On the other hand, a winning £10 bet on Ipswich would give a profit of £200 - amazing potential, but not very likely to happen.

This is where handicap bets come to the rescue, conveniently levelling the playing field by giving the weaker team a head start and offering potentially more attractive odds.&nbsp;

Take this match result market for a game between Arsenal and Brighton, for example:

Arsenal are clear favourites, with low odds as a result, so winning bets placed on them only give a fairly modest profit relative to your stake. Brighton, the outsiders, have much higher odds, with a potential profit of 7 times your stake. Of course, the downside is that this bet only has an outside chance of winning.&nbsp;

For those wanting something closer to a 50/50 bet, as a compromise between profit on a winning bet and how likely it is to win, betting on a Goals Handicap is ideal.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Below is Bet365’s main Asian Handicap market for the game, which aims to bring the odds as close as possible to evens (2.0 in decimal odds), with each of the bets having around a 50% chance of winning:&nbsp;&nbsp;

You can see that the stronger team, Arsenal, are given a negative -1.5 handicap, so they effectively start the match 1.5 goals behind. This makes the bet less likely to win, and the odds are increased as a result. Meanwhile, the weaker team, Brighton, are given a positive +1.5 handicap, giving them a virtual 1.5 goal head start. This makes the bet much more likely to win, so the odds are decreased.&nbsp;

Handicap betting is available across several sports, including football, rugby, American football and basketball, and the handicap can apply to different measures, including goals, points, and corners. We’ll focus on the football Goals Handicap in the rest of the article.&nbsp;

The details of how exactly how handicaps work, and what this means for your bets, will be covered shortly. First, let’s look at the different types of handicap bet.

European Handicaps are 3-way markets and include the draw.&nbsp;

<a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-european-handicap">European Handicaps</a> are also known as 3-Way Handicaps. They’re three-way markets, meaning you have three choices to bet on. Bookmakers show European Handicaps in a variety of ways, but they can be identified by the draw / tie option that is always included.&nbsp;

&nbsp;A bet on the draw after adding or subtracting the same number of goals from one of the teams.

Here’s how Dafabet show European Handicap bets:&nbsp;

Asian Handicaps are 2-way markets and don’t include the draw.&nbsp;

Thought to have originated in Indonesia, and popular in Asia (hence the name), Asian Handicaps are now readily available at many bookmakers worldwide. They’re also known as 2-Way Handicaps.

The easiest way to spot Asian Handicaps is that they’re 2-way markets, meaning there are only two options to bet on. There’s no draw / tie bet in Asian handicap betting.

The two possible bets in an Asian Handicap market are:

Here’s how Betfair Sportsbook shows Asian Handicap markets:

There are two types of Asian Handicap - those with a single handicap and those with two handicaps.

These can be broken down into Whole Handicap and Half Handicap bets:

Asian Handicaps with two handicaps are called Split Handicaps, since they divide your stake equally between two adjacent handicaps. A -1.5 / -2.0 Asian Handicap puts half your stake on the -1.5 Asian Handicap and the other half on the -2.0 Asian Handicap. The handicaps are sometimes separated by a comma instead of a slash.

Split Handicaps also called Quarter Handicaps, because some bookmakers show them with a single number handicap. This handicap number is the mid-point between the two handicaps you’re actually betting on and always ends in .25 or .75. The above bet on the -1.5 and -2.0 Asian Handicap markets would be shown as -1.75.&nbsp;

We’ll look in more detail at these different types of Asian Handicap bet shortly.

Differences Between European and Asian Handicaps

Here’s a quick look at the differences between these two handicaps.

Half Handicap bets end in .5, for example -2.5 or +3.5. Below is a Half Handicap market offered by Coral:

As can be seen above, not all bookmakers show the plus sign before the + handicap.&nbsp;

There’s always a clear winner in Half Handicap markets, since it’s not possible to score half a goal. The two handicaps in the above screenshot are actually just the same as other common bets you can also find on bookmaker sites:

Bookmakers should, in theory, have the same odds for equivalent markets like these, but it’s worth checking to see if one of the two options gives better odds. Betting Exchange odds are often different between two identical, but differently named, markets.&nbsp;

In the screenshots below, you can see that the back and lay odds on Manchester United -0.5 1st Half Handicap are both much worse than those in the equivalent Manchester United Half-time Result market, largely due to the handicap market being less well formed:&nbsp;

Example: Arsenal v Brighton -1.5 Asian Handicap

For the Arsenal -1.5 bet, Arsenal need to win by 2 or more goals for the bet to win. With the Brighton +1.5 bet, the bet will win if Brighton do better than losing by 2 goals (i.e. they need to either win, draw, or lose by 1 goal).&nbsp;&nbsp;

1. Arsenal win the game 3-1

After the -1.5 handicap is applied and 1.5 goals are deducted from Arsenal, the adjusted score is 1.5-1. Arsenal still have more goals, so the bet wins.

2. Arsenal win the game 1-0

After the -1.5 handicap is applied, Arsenal end up with -0.5 goals and Brighton still have 0 goals. Since -0.5 is lower than 0, Arsenal have fewer goals, so the bet loses.

1. Arsenal win the game 3-2

After the +1.5 handicap is applied and 1.5 goals are added for Brighton, the score becomes 3-3.5. Brighton now have more goals than Arsenal, so the bet wins.

2. Arsenal win the game 5-3

After the +1.5 handicap is applied, the score becomes 5-4.5. Brighton still have fewer goals, so the bet loses.&nbsp;

Here’s a summary of some different Half Asian Handicap bets, and which results would give you a winning bet:

Whole Asian Handicap bets include handicaps that are always whole numbers, for example -3.0 or +1.0. Unlike Half Handicaps, it’s possible for the teams to be tied after applying the handicap. If this happens, it will be settled as a void or push and you’ll have your stake returned.

The Level Handicap market (0.0) is equivalent to betting on the team to win in the Draw No Bet market. If the game ends 2-2, for example, the level handicap adds no goals to either team, so the handicap result is a tie and your stake is returned.&nbsp;

Example: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest -2 Asian Handicap

For the Liverpool -2 bet, Liverpool need to win by 3 or more goals for the bet to win. With the Nottingham Forest +2 bet, the bet will win if Nottingham Forest do better than losing by 2 goals (i.e. they need to either win, draw, or lose by 1 goal). If Liverpool win by exactly 2 goals, both of these bets will be settled as a void or push and you’ll have your stake refunded.

1. Liverpool win the game 4-1

After the -2 handicap is applied and 2 goals are deducted from Liverpool, the adjusted score is 2-1. Liverpool still have more goals, so the bet wins.

2. Liverpool win the game 2-0

After the -2 handicap is applied, the score becomes 0-0. Since this is a handicap tie, the bet is void and your stake is refunded.&nbsp;

3. Liverpool win the game 3-2

After the -2 handicap is applied, the score becomes 1-2. Liverpool now have fewer goals, so the bet loses.&nbsp;

1. Liverpool win the game 4-3

After the handicap is applied and 2 goals are added for Nottingham Forest, the score becomes 4-5. Nottingham Forest now have more goals than Liverpool, so the bet wins.

2. Liverpool win the game 5-3

What Is Asian Handicap Betting? The Ultimate Guide

Ever wonder if some casino games are just built to lose more money than others? Well, yes.. they actually are!

What determines how severe this is, and how much of a "house edge" the casino takes, is the Return To Player (often called RTP for short).

RTP in gambling is a measure of how much you can expect to get back, on average, over millions of spins on that game.

Now, of course, you won't actually be playing millions of spins on a game, but this is how the RTP is calculated by a computer when casino games are regulated.

A slot with an RTP of 97% would mean that, on average over millions of spins, for every £100 you spent on that slot, you would expect to get back £97. In other words, the <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-casinos" title="">casino</a> would expect to make £3 profit on average for every £100 you spent. This margin of 3%, is the casino’s house edge.

In a nutshell, you don't want to play a game where the casino has a large edge over you, when you could instead be playing a good game with a higher RTP.

This is particularly crucial when you're doing an offer from a casino. It can be the difference between getting terrific value out of a promotion, or getting no <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-expected-value" title="">value</a> at all.

The higher the RTP of the casino games that you use, the higher the returns you'll achieve on average.

Remember that this isn't a guarantee for every single spin and every single offer; after all, casino games' payouts can vary a lot on a spin by spin basis. But, in the long run, it makes all the difference.

Let's say you're completing <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/matched-betting-casino-offers-explained-in-a-nutshell">casino offers</a> with Outplayed and you keep having a choice between a 94% RTP slot or a 97% slot for your qualifying wagering.

If you were to wager £10,000 a year (about £27 per day), then the average difference in returns here would be £300. That's £300 extra profit in your pocket just by playing a more favourable game!

I'm sure you can now see how crucial it is to play the highest RTP games available.

It's all well and good that you now know what RTP is all about, but how do you really know if a game's RTP is good in the grand scheme of things?

This is where the terms of the casino offer come into play - if you have a list of 5 eligible games that are available for the promo, there's no point picking a different game, even if it does have a high RTP. You wouldn't want to play a game that doesn't even qualify to earn your free rewards!

In general, table games (e.g. Blackjack or Roulette) have a higher RTP than slot games. So if you can play them for an offer, then you should jump at the chance. They've got a very low house edge and are low variance games (which means your profits/losses won't be swinging around all that much).

Slot RTPs can massively vary from slot to slot;&nbsp;they can range anywhere from 80% to 99%. You're usually aiming for a game above 96% RTP to use for casino offers, but it can all depend on the value of the rewards and how large the wagering is. That's where Outplayed is a saviour since we work out all the fine details of the value and display it clearly.

Here's a table of some of the best RTP games you can play. They're very commonly used for profitable casino offers:

This is just a very small selection of games that are out there. Another thing to keep in mind is that the same slot can have different RTPs at different <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-casinos" title="">casinos</a>; we'll talk more about that later.

Some games will have a portion of the RTP that goes towards a progressive jackpot. This is a jackpot that continues to get larger with every spin anyone does on that slot across all casinos.

Slot providers like Playtech or Red Tiger will only have a small amount of the total RTP going towards a jackpot (around 0.5%-1%). Other games, like Mega Moolah will have a whopping jackpot contribution of 5%+.

You'll want to avoid playing games with large jackpot contributions for casino offers if you can help it, since a sizeable portion of the payouts are going towards a prize that's incredibly hard to win.

Would You Ever Want To Find The RTP Yourself?

First of all, when we post a guide to a casino offer at Outplayed, we'll always give recommendations for games with a high RTP. So for the most part, you won't actually need to go through the trouble of finding it yourself;&nbsp;we do the hard work for you!

There can, however, be exceptions. Sometimes you'll want to find a specific game RTP for yourself. Perhaps it's for an "invite only" offer that you've received in an email, or maybe you just want to try a different game from the ones we've suggested.

Some sites will have an "info" section that shows the RTP before you open the game. Be warned that the casinos don't always get the RTP right on these pages. The RTP found after loading the game will always be the correct one.

The same game on a different site won't necessarily have the same RTP. In particular, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play N' Go and Red Tiger slots can vary drastically, which is why it's important to double check before playing! Don't just assume that Starburst has a 96.09% RTP because it did at another casino.

Casino games are required by law to specify the RTP somewhere within the game's settings. However, finding this isn't always easy at first glance. But don't worry, here are some general things to keep an eye on:

Look out for question marks ?, i symbols, "help", "settings", cog symbols, paytable as things to click that might reveal the RTP to you.

Below, you will find specific instructions on how to find an RTP with certain game providers. It's not an exhaustive list of all providers, after all, there are so many of them! But you will find all the main ones, and particularly the game providers most commonly found for casino promotions.

Click the question mark &gt; Scroll to 'RETURN TO PLAYER'.

Mobile: Tap three lines &gt; Swipe to question mark &gt; Tap question mark &gt; Scroll to 'RETURN TO PLAYER'.

Common NetEnt slots for offers: Starburst, Steam Tower, Blood Suckers.

Click HELP &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Mobile: Tap HELP &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Common Red Tiger slots for offers:&nbsp;Rainbow Jackpots, Blood Suckers Megaways, Cash Volt.

Click question mark &gt; Return to Player

Mobile: Tap three lines &gt; Tap Help &gt; Tap Return to Player

Common Evolution Live games for offers:&nbsp;Infinite Blackjack, Lightning Roulette, Crazy Time.

Hover over cog symbol &gt; Click Help &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Mobile: Tap three lines &gt; Swipe to Help &gt; Tap Help &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Common Playtech slots for offers:&nbsp;Golden Tour, Age of the Gods: God of Storms, Halloween Fortune.

Click three lines &gt; Table symbol &gt; Click arrows until you find game rules.

Mobile: Tap three lines &gt; Table symbol &gt; Tap arrows until you find game rules.

Common Blueprint slots for offers:&nbsp;King Kong Cash, The Goonies, Fortunes of Sparta.

Click i symbol &gt; Click arrows until you find game rules.

Mobile: Tap i symbol &gt; Scroll down until you find game rules.

Common Pragmatic Play slots for offers:&nbsp;Gold Train, Big Bass Bonanza, Book of the Fallen.

Click Help &gt; Wait for pop-up to load &gt; Click Return To Player (RTP)

Mobile: Tap question mark &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Common Microgaming slots for offers:&nbsp;Immortal Romance, High Society, Couch Potato.

Click question mark &gt; Scroll down until you find SLOT RULES.

Tap three lines at the top &gt; Tap RULES &amp; PAYOUTS &gt; Scroll down until you find SLOTS RULES.

Common Eyecon slots for offers:&nbsp;Lucha Rumble, Rebets Splendour, Fluffy Favourites.

Click MENU &gt; Click PAYTABLE &amp; INFO &gt; Click arrows until you find RULES.

Mobile: Tap MENU &gt; Tap PAYTABLE &amp; INFO &gt; Tap arrows until you find RULES.

Common Greentube/Novomatic slots for offers: Lucky Lady's Charm Deluxe, Dolphin's Pearl Deluxe, Book of Ra Deluxe.

Click three lines (this may take a few seconds to show) &gt; Click the i symbol for Rules &gt; Click arrows until you find Game Rules.

Mobile: Tap three lines at the bottom &gt; Tap i symbol &gt; Scroll down to the bottom.

Common ELK Studios slots for offers:&nbsp;Wild Toro, Pirots, Kaiju.

What Does RTP Mean In Gambling?

The Tote is quite unique and was originally created to combat illegal gambling. Back in the day, there were plenty of criminal gangs running illegal betting activities.

The Tote was set up in 1928 by Winston Churchill as a legitimate alternative to off-site bookmakers which ploughed some of the funds back into the horse racing business.

Horse racing bets involve placing a wager on fixed odds when using a normal bookie in the UK. Whereas Tote bets use a pool betting system to determine the returns on any winners.

Switching from normal betting to Tote betting might seem confusing at first but it can create opportunities once you get used to it.

Our guide will take you through what Tote betting is and how to use it.

As mentioned, Tote betting uses a pool system or pari-mutuel betting system as it’s also known.

This system sees all stakes for different bets in a race into pools. The pool is then divided among the winning tickets after the race has finished, less the Tote deductions (tax, commission etc).

Because of the way the system works, it’s impossible to know any payouts until after the race has finished.

Here’s the basic principles of how it works:

There’s several bet types available when using Tote betting. Some are easier than others and some offer potential for much higher rewards.

This is the easiest of all the Tote bets.

Placing a Tote win bet is very simple. You just click on the win pool (1.54) and this will add the bet to your betslip. You then enter your chosen stake in the win part of the betslip.

This is essentially similar to an Each Way bet but doesn’t split your stake between the win and the place and doesn’t involve place fractions.

The Tote will display how many places they are paying out on for a given race. When placing your bet, your horse needs to finish in one of those places, including 1st place.

The amount of places paid will depend on how many horses are in the race but typically looks like this:

As with the Tote Win bet, if your horses places, you’ll receive a dividend from the pool. In the majority of cases, the place pool is normally smaller than the win pool.

Very similar to placing a Tote win bet but this time, you click on the figure in the place column. Again, you then enter your stake in the betslip but use the place stake box this time.

The Tote Exacta bet is identical to a <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-a-forecast-bet">straight forecast</a> bet but is a version created specifically for the Tote.

This bet is also known as an <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-an-exotic-bet-in-horse-racing">Exotic Bet</a> and is one of the easier bet multiples to place.

Basically, you need to pick two horses to finish first and second but they must be in the correct order to win the bet.

Exacta bets can be very rewarding and offer decent odds due to the difficulty of predicting the correct outcome.

When you enter a racecard, the Exacta Bet option is a tab to the right hand side of the win/place tab.

You then need to pick the horses you predict are going to finish 1st and 2nd and then enter your stake into the betslip.

This is the Tote version of the <a href="https://outplayed.com/blog/what-is-a-tricast-bet">Tricast Bet</a> and is similar to the Exacta bet but adds another selection.

This time, you’re picking three horses to finish in the top three places, but again, they must finish in the exact order you have predicted.

Placing a Tote Trifecta Bet

As can be seen from the above image, the Tote Trifecta bet can be accessed from the tab next to the Exacta bet tab.

Pretty much the same as placing the Exacta bet but this time you’re picking 3 selections instead of two.

The Swinger bet is exclusive to the Tote and mixes things up a bit. This time, you’re picking two horses that need to finish in the top three places.

The Swinger bet provides bettors with a little bit of breathing space as there’s a place to play with.

Some things to consider about the Swinger bet:

The Tote Swinger bet can be accessed form the right hand tab on the racecard. From there, you need to click on the “Add” button for the two horses you would like to bet on. You then need to add your stake amount to the betslip.

PLEASE NOTE - You aren’t restricted to the Tote when placing Tote bets. There’s plenty of bookies that act as agents for the Tote so you may be able to place Tote bets with your favourite bookie.

Because the Tote isn’t like the fixed odds you get at a normal bookies, you only get an estimated set of odds. The odds at the Tote are influenced by the amount of money placed into the pool. Just remember that the pool figure is the key here, not so much the odds on display.

Let’s take a look at a real example:

We have highlighted the key information for an upcoming horse race at Thurles. Let’s look at the figures for horse number 3, Can Happen:

All of the bets placed across multiple Tote betting outlets are fed into the same system. This means bettors placing wagers at different race meetings are all adding to the same betting pools.

Here’s an example of how it would work:

Based on this, the dividend would be £40,000 ÷ £5,000 = £8 per £1 stake. Therefore, if you placed a £10 bet, you would get £80 back.

We’ve covered the more common types of Tote bets. In addition to these, the Tote offer some significant potential returns with three large prize bets; Placepot, Quadpot and Jackpot.

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