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What is a Win Bet?

How Does a Win Bet Work?

For a horse race, you select a runner (you can select multiple runners) to win. For example, if you are betting on the TAB and your horse wins, you collect the TAB dividend for every dollar placed on the win bet. As an example, if your horse paid $5 for the win and you placed $100 on the horse you would collect $500.

How Much Do Win Bets Cost?

Win bets cost whatever you want them to.

You can stake as much as you like on a win bet… or as much as your bookie is willing to accept!

How Much Does a Win Bet Payout?

A win bet payout is very simple to calculate.

The payout is whatever your bet was, multiplied by the win odds.

For example: a $100 bet on a $5 winner means your payout is $500 (a profit of $400).

$100 x $5 = $500

Bet x Win Odds = Payout

When a Win Bet Doesn't Win

There are circumstances where your runner can be first past the post but subsequently lose the race.

This might happen in a horse race when:

Another horse's jockey may protest the result for a particular circumstance, usually interference. The protest is determined by stewards who can amend placings. The horse may carry less weight than it is allotted. This is very rare but if applicable, is usually caused by the lead bag (the extra weight carried to make up for the jockey's weight) not being attached to the jockey's saddle.

Win or Place Bet – Which is Better?

This is something that you have to weigh up as a punter.

A win bet will always pay out more than a place bet. A place bet will pay more often, but at lower odds. In a mathematical sense, the odds offered in the win market are generally better value than those in a place market. When framing their markets, bookmakers are generally more generous with their market percentages in win markets – the win market attracts more money, so they can afford to be.

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Fixed odds are the primary product of bookmakers.

When you place a bet at fixed odds, you are paid out at whatever the odds are when you place your bet. Bookmakers constantly change the odds on horses (these changes are called fluctuations), so the odds on your horse may increase or decrease after you bet.

With fixed odds, you get whatever the odds were when you bet.

What is a Tote?

Tote is short for totalisator, which is a pool betting system.

Rather than having a bookmaker manage and offer the odds to punters, a totalisator simply pools all of the stakes placed by all punters on all horses in the race. The tote operator then takes out their commission (called the takeout), and the remainder of the pool is split among the winners – with a winning dividend declared so that each winner is paid out in proportion to how much they staked.

What's the Difference Between Fixed Odds & Tote?

With a fixed odds bet, you are paid out at whatever price you take – the odds at the time you placed your bet. With a tote bet, you don't know the final dividend (and thus your payout) until after the race. As new wagers are constantly flowing into the tote pool, tote odds are constantly changing during betting.

Tote Wins vs Fixed Wins

Tote wins and fixed wins are simply the final odds available for a horse when the race starts. The tote win price is the final win dividend on the tote, while the fixed win is usually referred to as the ‘starting price' i.e. the price the horse was when the race started.

Win Bet FAQs

What is a Win Place Show Bet?

Win, place and show are the common bet types in America. They use slightly different terminology to us in Australia. In Australia where we refer only to win and place betting, with places paying for first, second or third (in a race with eight or more starters). In America, a place bet pays only for first or second. A show bet pays for first, second or third – the equivalent of an Australian place bet. Confused? Forget the American stuff! In Australia we only use win and place, and place is first, second or third.

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