Forecast Bets involving a non-runner will be made void. Tricast Bets involving a non-runner will stand as a computer straight forecast on the remaining two selections in the order stated. Bets involving two non-runners will be made void.
How do you do a reverse forecast?
Navigate to the reverse forecast odds. Pick the horses you think will fill the first two places. Add the reverse forecast to your betslip if it hasn’t been added automatically. Choose your stake and place the forecast bet.
How are Rule 4 deductions calculated?
A rule 4 deduction is expressed as a number of pence in the pound. The shorter the price of the withdrawn runner, the higher the amount of pence in the pound and therefore the bigger the rule 4. The bigger the price of the withdrawn horse, the smaller the rule 4 deduction is.
What happens if you have a non runner in a Quadpot?
When it comes to non-runners, as in a placepot your bet will be swapped for the favourite. If it’s a tie between two favs then you get the one with the lower racecard number. If the favourite already appears on your selection list then you get a double up on that particular choice.
Do you get money back on non runners?
Bets places on Non-Runner Money Back markets will have their stakes returned once the non-runner is declared. If you have placed an accumulator, the line related to the non-runner will be void, you will receive your stake for that line back. The rest of the lines in the accumulator will still stand.
How does a reverse forecast payout?
The Reverse Forecast is a bet on two runners finishing 1st and 2nd in one half and the reverse in the second half of the bet. It is effectively two straight forecasts with opposing predicted results meaning the stake is double compared to a Straight Forecast.
How much is a 1 reverse forecast?
This bet has two elements to it, and as such, a £1 Reverse Forecast would come to a total stake of £2. A reversed forecast bet – sometimes abbreviated simply to RF – is almost exactly the same as a straight forecast bet, but with one notable difference.
Is a combination forecast the same as a reverse forecast?
A combination forecast bet is a variation on a straight forecast bet and a reversed forecast bet, and also has certain similarities to a tricast bet.
What is a 15p Rule 4 deduction?
Rule 4 is simply a deduction that is made to winning bets, when the race is impacted by a horse not running. It is a fair method of recalculating bets that have already been placed when suddenly a horse is withdrawn. To adjust for the non-runners, Rule 4 calculates what the true odds of each remaining horse now are.
What does 20 to 1 odds pay?
Reading the Win Odds For example, 6-5 means you will get $6 in profit for every $5 you wager, while 20-1 means you get $20 in profit for every $1 you wager. In the latter example, a bet of $2 means you would get $42 back for a winning wager.
Are Placepots profitable?
Are Placepots profitable? Although Placepots are first and foremost considered a pool bet that gives a lot of fun for a small investment, they can be profitable in the long term.
What happens to a lucky 15 with a non runner?
What happens to a Lucky 15 with a non-runner? If a Lucky 15 includes a non-runner, all 15 bets still stand. One non-runner and one winner in a double would see you paid out to the value of the single winner.
What happens if a non-runner is declared in my reverse forecast?
In some scenarios, one of the selections in your reverse forecast bet could be declared a non-runner and be ruled out of the race. If this happens, your bet is still intact, but it becomes a single at the SP of the remaining selection.
What is a reverse forecast in horse racing?
Reverse forecast bets A reverse forecast (RF) bet is the simplest form of a combination forecast bet, allowing you to select two contenders to finish 1st and 2nd in a race in any order. Reverse forecast bets are offered for both horse and greyhound racing.
Are reversed forecast bets harder to win?
As there is a greater winning option available to the bettor, reversed forecast bets are simple to place and are less challenging to win than straight forecast bets. For this reason, they are highly accessible bets for people who just starting to understand betting.
How do I place a reverse or combination forecast?
The Reverse Forecast bet will be added to your betslip, entering your stake and clicking ‘Place Bet’ (as well as ‘Confirm Bet’ if the option is selected) will place the reverse forecast bet. A combination forecast lets you pick 3 or more selection in a race.
