Subsequently, one may also ask, how do you win on a Quadpot?
To win a share of the Quadpot pool you have to find a horse to place in races three, four, five and six at any given meeting. The number of places on offer in each race depend on the number of runners. For races of four horses or less, only the winner will do. Races with five to seven runners see the top two place.
Subsequently, question is, what happens if you have a non runner in a Quadpot? If a selection is a non-runner, you automatically go on the SP favourite. If there are joint or co-favourites, the highest racecard number carries your money.
Regarding this, how do you win on a Placepot?
To win the Placepot you just need to have a horse placed in the first six races at any meeting. How many places are on offer depends on how many runners are in a race and the same terms apply to the Tote Place pool.
How are Placepot bets calculated?
Calculating Placepot Costs
When calculating the total cost of your overall Placepot bet, you simply multiply your chosen stake by the number of selections picked in six races: e.g. if you have two horses in each race and your stake is 20p, your total bet would be: 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 0.2 = £12.80 (64 bets x 20p).
