Forecasts
Reverse Forecast bets cannot be calculated prior to the start of the race as the forecast terms are announced once the race has been run.
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Bet Breakdown
| Bet Type | Total Bets | Total Won | Total Placed | Total Lost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
How many types of forecast betting are there?
There can be a straight or a reverse forecast. These can be single, double or treble bets.
What is a Straight Forecast?
A Straight Forecast bet allows you to select two runners where you are predicting which will finish 1st and which will finish 2nd. The Straight Forecast result is also the name of the value paid out per pound staked following the results of a race.
What is a Reverse Forecast?
A Reverse Forecast bet allows you to select two runners from the same event to finish 1st and 2nd in any order to generate a return.
How many bets in a straight and reverse forecast?
There is 1 Single Bet in a straight forecast and there are 2 Single Bets in a Reverse Forecast
How Does a Straight Forecast work?
Upon the completion of a race, a straight forecast dividend will be provided (see the BetVictor Results Feed for past races). Multiply the straight forecast dividend by the stake to provide the return.
How does a Reverse Forecast bet work?
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 Does a Double or Treble Reverse Forecast work?
A Double Reverse Forecast is utilising a 2 single Reverse Forecasts where the return of race 1 are used as the stake for race 2. A Treble Reverse Forecast simply uses the return of race 2 as the stake for race 3.