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![]() Can someone please explain to me the workings of all-up bets. It said on the back of the betting slip that you made two or more bets and the winnings of the first win rolled over and funded the next bet. I must have misunderstood though because why not just do two normal bets on the two seperate races?
E.g The way i understand it now is as follows: All-up Race 1: Number 1 (win) - $5 into Race 2: Number 1 (win) - $5 Race1: Number 1 ends up winning and pays $5 So $25 rolls in to fund the second bet which also wins paying $5. Why not just go and place a 5 dollar win bet on race 1 number 1 and a 5 dollar win bet on race 2 number 1? Cheers |
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