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Exacta box bets are attractive to bettors because they are much easier to win than straight exactas but still provide healthy payout potential. Experienced horse racing handicappers have a hard enough time identifying the two best horses in a race, let alone predicting their exact finishing order.
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Read More »An exacta bet box is a way to bet on two or more horses to finish in first and second place in a race. Whereas the straight exacta is a wager on two particular horses to finish in first and second place in that exact order, an exacta box can include more than two horses and cover every possible combination of those horses finishing first and second. A two-horse exacta box functions similarly to a quinella in that it covers both possible outcomes for those horses finishing in first and second place. However, exacta box bets cost more, can pay more, and can be created with more than two horses to cover even more winning combinations.
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An exacta box bet is a great starting point to play with more advanced wagers without breaking the bankroll or dealing with overly complicated bets. The main thing new bettors should keep in mind when using box exactas is that adding too many horses can make the cost exceed the payout even if one of the combinations does hit. It is not a pleasant experience to win a bet and still lose money with it.
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