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The name of the only betting system existing in France.

A multiple bet consisting of 7 bets (3 singles, 3 doubles and a treble) involving selections in different events.

Used to determine the amount a player will win from a winning bet, relative to the initial stake. Payout odds of 21, for example, mean a player will win $2 for every $1 staked.

Another kind of odds used mainly in Britain and Ireland. A bet where the aim is to predict both the winner and runner-up in a race. A straight forecast is the winner and runner-up in the correct order. A reverse forecast (or dual forecast) is the winner and runner-up in either order.

The maximum number of bets that can be formed from a number of selections.

In a close race, where the placings cannot be determined easily, the result is determined by the judge by examination of a photograph taken by a camera on the finishing line.

Select the winner of three consecutive races.

A tipster's selected bets.

The first two dogs home in a traditional six dog race have run into a place.

A horse who does not win but finishes second or third (or fourth, depending on the type of race and number of runners).

A Tote bet with similar rules to the Jackpot, but your selections, in the first six races at the specified meeting, have only to be placed. The minimum stake is £2.

A player prop bet is a wager on an individual player to do something during a game. For example, which player will score first in a football game?

The goal or points advantage a bookmaker gives to a team before the match starts.

£25.

A pool is a sum of many collected as bets on a dog race.

Creating a ranking score for each team so that a bettor, handicapper, or sportsbook can create a point spread. Experienced handicappers use their point spreads to compare with a sportsbook in order to find the best bets available.

[Noun] The quoted odds for a horse to win; [Verb] The process of giving Prices.

A guide in a printed form of all the day's greyhound races, additionally with useful details about the race and participating dogs.

This is the percentage of wagers placed by the general betting public.

This is a point spread of sorts based on goals scored during a hockey game. The base puck line for a game is often plus or minus 1.5 since there are so few goals scored. Sportsbooks might offer an alternative puck line with more or fewer goals scored.

A person who places bets.

A greyhound under the age of two or at 15 months.

When a point spread wager lands exactly on the line offered by the sportsbook. The bettor receives their money back if they push. For example, New England Patriots are favored by 14 points against the New York Jets. If they win by exactly 14 points, the wager pushes and the bettor gets their original wager back.