This article outlines our Extra Places Promotion for each way bets in Horse Racing. You can find out where this promotion is available as well as figure out how many extra places are included.

This article outlines everything you need to know about each way betting in Horse Racing; including how many places we pay out on depending on how many horses enter a race and how these types of bets work in an accumulator or a multiple.

What is Horse Racing? Horse racing is an equestrian performance sport, typically involving two or more horses ridden by jockeys over a set distance for competition.

This article explains some of the reasons that you may not have won as much as you were expecting from your bet. This can happen because a rule has been applied based on a change in circumstances in the event you have bet on or sometimes it can simply be a mistake that needs to be corrected.

This page explains a rule 4 (four) deduction. Read this article if you have placed a bet on a winning horse but your winnings were not what you were expecting. It could be that another horse pulled out of the race and this has impacted you.

This article outlines the details of non runner no bet from knowing how your bet qualifies to knowing what the maximum refund is and when this will be processed

This article outlines our rules, terms and conditions for Horse Racing bets placed on Future Racing markets (known as Ante Post bets).

This article outlines the details of Best Odds Guaranteed, available on Horse Racing after 9am on the day of the race.

This article explains what a non runner is and what happens to your bet on a non-runner market

This article explains what a dead heat is across all sports and explains how we settle bets that end in this manner.