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Calculated time taking into account the going.

During a race, greyhound's position at specific points of the track.

A multiple bet consisting of 26 bets (10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and a five-fold).

Emergency money.

A term for the team that is the favorite in an event. This team or player is usually a big favorite. The chalk is the expected winner by a large margin.

A bettor who almost always backs favorites.

Having lost money on a bet, "chasing" is having another bet simply to try and get back the loss, usually on a random wager.

Sometimes you will see a Greyhound that looks like they are freezing because their teeth are chattering when it is a nice warm day. They are not cold but rather this indicates excitement.

You have heard the saying with potato chips that “you can’t just have one” Ex-racing Greyhound owners use this term to tell people that if you have one, another one is just a matter of time, just like eating potato chips. Explains why most Greyhound owners have more than one Greyhound. If you just have one, and go to a ex-racing Greyhound event, you will get the knowing looks and head nods that indicate it’s not a matter of if, but when.

A game is circled by a sportsbook because betting limits are lower than usual. This most often happens when there’s a questionable injury before a game. It can also happen if there’s potentially bad weather, a trade rumor, or the possibility of “load management” which might give a player a night off.

When the bookmaker wins all the stakes on a particular race.

The official responsible for weighing the jockeys correctly at the end of a race.

This is simply where the point spread is when the game begins.

This term is used by bettors to measure the value of the line they wagered before the line that was the last available before a game begins.

When three or more selections in a race market share the same price/odds.

It is an organized fight between two roosters held in a ring called a cock pit

Greyhounds' favourite sleeping position in which the dog's legs are in the air while he is lying on his back.

A person who is not acting as a bookmaker, but who places bets with a bookmaker or several bookmakers on behalf of a client or clients.

The general agreement about something. In sports betting consensus could be the most popular teams bet or line available for a game.

Betting against the trends of the mainstream popular opinions. Bettors usually place contrarian wagers when there is value on the opposite opinion.

When a bookmaker wins money on a race.

One of many football (soccer) betting types, where you try to predict the correct score of a match between more than 20 different outcomes.

A person who represents an on- course bookmaker and who passes all bets to the bookmaker. Also known as a 'representative'. A representative who fails to pass on all bets to the bookmaker should be deemed to be an on-course bookmaker.

The activity of hunting with sighthounds, that is dogs which utilise their sight and speed to catch a prey (e.g. hares, rabbits, foxes, antelope, gazelle, deer, wolves, jackals, jack-rabbits, coyotes).

The spreadThe same as betting against the point spread and winning.

A box in which a greyhound is housed at a race track, usually for 20 hours a day; because of crating retired adopted greyhounds have no problem being kept in small rooms indoors.

A bet predicting the first two home in a race in the correct order. The dividend is calculated by computer.