Each-Way
Betting terminology unjargonified for you – now we do the old classic confuser – “Each Way”.
Each Way bets are actually (uncommon for horse racing) surprisingly simple to understand. When you make a bet each-way, this means that you are (with horses) having the bet in two ways (or both ways, hence the “each”) – one [...]
Anti-Post
We’re talking Betting Terminology again as we look to clarify some more racing jargon. This time we’re explaining “Anti-Post”.
Anti-post bets are those struck before the race day. For example, I want to have a bet on next year’s Grand National, that bet would be described as an ‘anti-post bet’, the market would be an anti-post [...]
SP
Yet again, we clarify Betting Terminology for you, our favourite readers.
SP stands for Starting Price, or the odds of a horse at the start of the race.
Tricast
Another piece of Betting Terminology jargon blasted, this time it is “Tricast”.
A tricast is similar to a forecast, except (as the name suggests) instead of selecting the first two horses home in a given race, you have to pick the first three – in the correct order.
Reverse Forecast
To celebrate the launch of our new “Betting Terminology” category – where we hope to do some jargon busting for novice or first time punters – we’re kicking off with an explanation of the strange sounding “Reverse Forecast”.
