Extra Place Offers

Monday 20th September 2021

There’s a big day of horse racing today and the bookies are getting in on the action. They’re paying extra places on selected races at Leicester, Listowel, Hamilton, Fairyhouse and Wolverhampton. If I’ve missed any races, please add them in the comments section at the bottom of the page.

If you’re unsure how to profit from these offers, please see my extra places guide for a walkthrough of how it should be done.

* My Each Way Calculator makes things easy with its ‘Extra Place’ setting. *

(# denotes runners required)

13:00 Leicester

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Coral (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

14:00 Leicester

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (10+)

Betfred (12+)

BetVictor (11+)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Paddy Power (10+)

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

14:45 Listowel

(5 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfred (16+)

BoyleSports (16+)

Sky Bet (16+)

Unibet (16+)

15:15 Listowel

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (10+)

Betfred (12+)

BetVictor (11+)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Paddy Power (10+)

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

15:22 Hamilton

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

10Bet

BetVictor (11+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

MansionBet

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

SportNation

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

15:50 Listowel

(6 places , 1/5 odds)

Sky Bet (16+)

(5 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (16+)

Betfred (16+)

BetVictor (15+)

Betway (16+)

BoyleSports (16+)

Coral (16+)

Ladbrokes (16+)

Paddy Power (16+)

Parimatch (15+)

Unibet (16+)

William Hill (16+)

16:05 Fairyhouse

(5 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfred (16+)

BetVictor (15+)

Betway (16+)

BoyleSports (16+)

Coral (16+)

Ladbrokes (16+)

Paddy Power (16+)

Parimatch (15+)

Sky Bet (16+)

Unibet (16+)

William Hill (16+)

16:20 Leicester

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (10+)

Betfred (12+)

BetVictor (11+)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Paddy Power (10+)

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

16:25 Listowel

(6 places , 1/5 odds)

Sky Bet (16+)

(5 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfred (16+)

BetVictor (15+)

Betway (16+)

BoyleSports (16+)

Coral (16+)

Ladbrokes (16+)

Paddy Power (16+)

Parimatch (15+)

Unibet (16+)

William Hill (16+)

16:50 Leicester

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (10+)

Betfred (12+)

BetVictor (11+)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Paddy Power (10+)

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

18:15 Fairyhouse

(5 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (16+)

Betfred (16+)

BetVictor (15+)

Betway (16+)

BoyleSports (16+)

Coral (16+)

Ladbrokes (16+)

Paddy Power (16+)

Parimatch (15+)

Sky Bet (16+)

Unibet (16+)

William Hill

18:30 Wolverhampton

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

18:45 Fairyhouse

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betfair (10+)

Betfred (12+)

BetVictor (11+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Paddy Power (10+)

Parimatch (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

20:30 Wolverhampton

(4 places , 1/5 odds)

Betway (12+)

BoyleSports (12+)

Coral (11+)

Ladbrokes (11+)

Sky Bet (8+)

Unibet (12+)

William Hill (12+)

* See my Horse Racing Offers page for a full list of money back offers available today! *

Extra Place Matcher

Just to let you guys know, OddsMonkey have a great Extra Place Matcher tool that you may find useful…

The Extra Place Matcher scans live odds and flags up any profitable opportunities that are available. As you can see from the above screenshot, the tool can flag up some huge potential profits for minimal qualifying losses.

There’s nothing wrong with manually searching for selections if that’s your preference, but this really is a great tool and can save you a lot of time.

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John
Guest user

Do you make any money from these? The odds matches always seem terrible?

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Reply December 17, 2017 at 10:09 am
1. Matt
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  It varies from day to day John. There are more opportunities on a weekend or during big festivals than there are midweek. That’s not to say there aren’t any opportunities midweek though, they’re just a bit trickier to find.
  
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  Reply December 17, 2017 at 8:07 pm
sam
Guest user

How do I access reload offers on the forum or is it possible to follow a blog of someone doing the daily offers?

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Reply January 30, 2018 at 7:47 pm
1. Matt
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  You can find the offers available to existing customers on my blog page Sam…
  
  https://matchedbettingblog.com/blog/
  
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  Reply January 31, 2018 at 7:09 am
Matthew S
Guest user

What rating would you commonly use as your minimum to place a bet, is it worth doing anything below 95%?

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Reply November 21, 2018 at 6:16 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Possibly not Matthew. It’s best to look at the ‘Implied Odds‘ column to see if the bet you are placing is going to be profitable long-term.
  
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  Reply November 24, 2018 at 10:23 am
sleepless
6

What is the situation with minimum number of places if bookies don’t specify?

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Reply February 2, 2019 at 10:45 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  It’s a little tricky with those as non-runners could mean the extra place is no longer being paid and therefore no potential profit for the extra place.
  
  There’s a table at the top of my Extra Place Strategy page that shows the standard place terms, which we can use as a guide.
  
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  Reply February 2, 2019 at 11:13 am
Chria
Guest user

Are these in shop and online?

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Reply February 14, 2019 at 2:27 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  These are available online Chria. I’m not sure about extra places in shop.
  
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  Reply February 15, 2019 at 8:11 am
Joel
Guest user

Hi Matt,

Is there a limit to the number of horses per race you can back at each bookmaker? If I were to back 3/4 at one bookmaker would they restrict my account?

What is the maximum amount you can back for each horse? Or a better way of asking would be what is the maximum payout per horse that the bookmaker would allow?

Thanks

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Reply February 23, 2019 at 11:35 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Joel,
  
  There’s no limit on the number of horses you can back in any one race, but backing 3-4 horses with the same bookmaker may act as a red flag eventually.
  
  In terms of maximum stakes, it depends on the bookmaker and any restrictions they may have placed on your account.
  
  I hope that helps.
  
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  Reply February 24, 2019 at 8:02 am
Dave
Guest user

Hi, how can you work out your profit if the odds increase? The calculator doesn’t let you change the price but keep the lay amounts

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Reply March 28, 2019 at 2:58 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Dave. Do you mean if you hit Best Odds Guaranteed? If so, you would need to do that manually. You can see your potential profit figures at the bottom of the extra place calculator, so it would just be a case of adjusting the figures on the bookie side (left).
  
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  Reply March 30, 2019 at 10:45 am
Jeremy
Guest user

Hi Matt,

Am to assume that the 5th Favourite in odds would be the best horses to back here if only backing the one horse in a race, as it makes logical sense that they would place 5th more times than the other horses, what that % is l don’t know but l would imagine it could be as high the times a favourite comes first as that also makes sense, if dutching l guess if you back the top five horses in the race you’re strike rate will be extremely high.

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Reply June 26, 2019 at 10:55 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  I wouldn’t pay too much attention to their pre-race ranking Jeremy, though I understand what you’re saying.
  
  Just focus on keeping your qualifying losses low and you’ll hit the extra places over time.
  
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  Reply June 26, 2019 at 1:29 pm
Jen
Guest user

Hi, I’m going to try extra places for the first time today. With limited funds to cover as many races as possible are you more likely to win the extra place on 6 places rather than 4 places would you lay 3 or 4 places on the exchange?

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Reply June 29, 2019 at 11:43 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Jen,
  
  Put simply, you’re looking to lay less places at the exchange than you’re backing at the bookmaker. For example, if the bookmaker is paying 4 places, you’ll want to lay 3 places. In that instance, you should be looking at a big profit if your horse finishes exactly 4th (the extra place).
  
  If a bookmaker is paying 6 places, chances are you’ll be laying 4 places at the exchange, which gives you two places to hit (5th and 6th) instead of just the usual one place.
  
  I hope that helps.
  
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  Reply July 1, 2019 at 8:21 pm
Michael C
Guest user

I had a bet on the 4.00 at York today with Unibet and the selection came 5th. However my bet lost because there were non-runners. When the bet was placed it stated 5 places, oddscheckers stated 5 places and your website doesn’t indicate a number of runners restriction. When I contacted Unibet they sent me a link to their terms and conditions which does state that for 5 places to apply there must be 16 runners. These T&Cs are difficult to find on their normal website.

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Reply September 8, 2019 at 10:39 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Yes they don’t make their runner requirements very clear Michael.
  
  I’ve had a look at their T&C’s though and I’ll start adding those from today.
  
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  Reply September 13, 2019 at 11:44 am
Michael C
Guest user

Why are the Dundalk races on here? They are all 16+ runner handicaps where the standard terms are 4 places at 1/4 odds.

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Reply October 4, 2019 at 10:29 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  They’re listed as extra place races on the bookmaker sites Michael and we can lay 3 places at the exchanges.
  
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  Reply October 4, 2019 at 11:21 am
Adrian W
Guest user

Any reason you don’t include BetStars, Matt?

Usually same races as others.

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Reply October 29, 2019 at 10:52 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  No, to be honest Adrian. I’ll keep an eye out for them.
  
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  Reply October 29, 2019 at 8:20 pm
TheBigA
20

Thanks for putting all this info out there. I’m about 5-6 weeks into my MB adventure and it seems like a good time to give the extra place offers a whirl, in the lead up to Cheltenham!

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Reply February 12, 2020 at 7:32 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  You’re very welcome!
  
  It’s certainly not a bad time to learn the ropes, with plenty of Festivals coming up over the next few months.
  
  If you have any questions, just give me a shout.
  
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  Reply February 12, 2020 at 10:00 am
TheBigA
20

Cheers, I took a look at the 6pm at Chelmsford which Paddy are offering an extra place for, but as you had alluded to perhaps as it’s midweek and not a huge race I’m finding it difficult to find any low QLs (everything was in the region of 20% of total stake which seems way too high?)

Had a question regarding the markets on Betfair but think it’s been answered already – we would always go for the win and “to place” market and ignore the each way one in the middle wouldn’t we?

Cheers, A

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Reply February 13, 2020 at 7:37 am
1. Matt
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  Yes there are usually more opportunities at a weekend and during the big meetings.
  
  That’s correct. In theory the ‘Each Way’ market is a viable option but the odds are rarely as good as laying the ‘Win’ and ‘Place’ parts separately.
  
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  Reply February 13, 2020 at 8:26 am
Michael C
Guest user

Ladbrokes are offering 4 places on quite a few races at Gulfstream today and they look like quite good value.

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Reply March 28, 2020 at 1:03 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Are you laying those at BETDAQ Michael?
  
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  Reply March 28, 2020 at 5:03 pm
Ian
Guest user

Matt, if 4/5 bookies are offering extra places on same race, do you do 4/5 horses or 1 n hope for the biggie? Cheers, Ian.

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Reply March 29, 2020 at 9:52 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  It depends on your qualifying losses really Ian.
  
  If you can keep your qualifying losses down, there’s nothing wrong with covering more than one horse across multiple bookmakers.
  
  Otherwise just stick with the one horse.
  
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  Reply March 30, 2020 at 7:46 am
scabbadab
249

Matt you have been brillant posting up all these Extra place races in so much precise detail and also so early the night before each day!. Fantastic!!!

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Reply June 18, 2020 at 8:38 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  No problem @scabbadab. I hope you guys on the forum have had a profitable week so far!
  
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  Reply June 19, 2020 at 8:05 am
Mrs. S
Guest user

Are you sure BetVictor is doing extra places today?

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Reply June 22, 2020 at 11:03 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  They were listed earlier this morning, but not showing now. Thanks for flagging up.
  
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  Reply June 22, 2020 at 11:20 am
Mark
Guest user

Made a mistake today and lost £30.

Was thinking that William Hill would be 4 places for 11+ runners as per usual but it was only for 12+ then horse came 4th so I lost at bookies and exchange…

Just be careful everyone… don’t just double check, triple check everything.

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Reply June 28, 2020 at 9:10 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Absolutely Mark, sorry to hear you lost out.
  
  I always try to ensure that the information on this page is accurate but like you say, please double check the places and runner requirements yourselves just to be sure.
  
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  Reply June 28, 2020 at 9:15 pm
  1. Mark
    Guest user
    
    Cheers Matt.
    
    I think WH have been very sneaky changing this because it was still 11+ runners as recently as a week ago. Of course they have no obligation to tell anyone they’re changing it and we have to check the T+Cs.
    
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    Reply June 29, 2020 at 1:47 pm
    1. Matt
      602
      
      Yes exactly right Mark. I find that the runner requirements do change from time to time, so it’s definitely something to keep an eye on.
      
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      June 29, 2020 at 9:08 pm
Michael C
Guest user

Sandown 4.35 today there are only 7 runners declared but you have Sky 4 places 10 runners +

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Reply July 5, 2020 at 12:09 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Thanks for flagging that up Michael, it was supposed to be Betfred (3 places).
  
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  Reply July 5, 2020 at 4:09 pm
Michael C
Guest user

Sandown 5.10 BOYLESPORTS are only offering 3 places.

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Reply July 5, 2020 at 12:12 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Thanks Michael, updated.
  
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  Reply July 5, 2020 at 4:09 pm
Michael C
Guest user

Haydock 20:25… Only 15 declared, so can’t be 5 places.

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Reply July 17, 2020 at 1:20 pm
Michael C
Guest user

Apologies, non runners not showing on Oddschecker, one of a few issues on there recently.

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Reply July 17, 2020 at 1:22 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  No worries Michael, I appreciate you flagging it up anyway.
  
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  Reply July 17, 2020 at 3:43 pm
Gary
Guest user

Hi Matt,

Might be a stupid question but on your each way calculator, when you put in the each way stake value as say £10, presume that means you have entered £5 in the stake on the bookmaker which then doubles up to 10 when each way is selected? As opposed to placing £10 which becomes £20 if that makes sense?

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Reply July 31, 2020 at 9:52 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Gary,
  
  There aren’t any silly questions mate. It’s always best to ask if you’re unsure of something.
  
  If you enter £10.00, that means you’ve staked £10.00 each way at the bookmaker. That’s £10.00 on the horse to win and £10.00 on the horse to place, so a total stake of £20.00.
  
  There’s a small ‘?’ symbol next to some of the fields on the calculators which give you more information about what figure(s) you need to enter.
  
  Hope that helps!
  
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  Reply July 31, 2020 at 10:20 am
Michael C
Guest user

Sky no longer offer BOG with extra place races which takes a lot of the benefit away.

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Reply October 21, 2020 at 12:30 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Best Odds Guaranteed is only ever a bonus anyway Michael, it’s not something we should be chasing.
  
  I don’t think this is such bad news for us matched bettors. They’re doubling the amount of extra place races and increasing the amount of ‘Money Back as Cash’ offers, so I would say it’s swings and roundabouts.
  
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  Reply October 22, 2020 at 11:07 am
Khalid
Guest user

Hi Matt,
how does one “select manually”? What is the process? I have seen the tools from OddsMonkey and PA – and they seem pretty excellent – I can’t see how a human could do it faster (or better). But lets assume for a second that one doesn’t have the tool – how would one select manually – what would be the process? A guide or blog article on this would be really useful!

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Reply December 20, 2020 at 1:25 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  You won’t find bets quicker than using the premium tools that are out there Khalid, but it’s an option if you don’t want to pay the subscription fees.
  
  Simply plug the numbers into my Each Way Calculator using the ‘Extra Place‘ setting and see if there’s a decent profit to be had for a small qualifying loss. If you feel the odds you’re getting make it a profitable opportunity long-term, you can go ahead and place your bets.
  
  You’ll make a small loss most of the time while you wait to hit the big wins, so it’s important that you’re comfortable with those potential qualifying losses. Also, you’ll find more opportunities on a weekend and during the big meetings/festivals than you will on a regular weekday.
  
  For a walkthrough of how extra place offers should be done, please see my extra place offers guide.
  
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  Reply December 21, 2020 at 12:22 pm
scabbadab
249

Hey Matt- hope all is well- I see you have jazzed up the site and- even more of a Brucie for me- you are now putting up extra place races the afternoon/evening before!. Magic mate- saves time for the likes of myself looking through Odds checker etc and trying to remember the different firms minimum runners etc.
Cheers

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Reply February 15, 2021 at 6:29 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Scabbadab, I hope you’re well. I’m pleased to hear you’re finding the extra place offers page useful! I try to update it late afternoon or failing that, the evening. Hopefully people are finding it a useful resource.
  
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  Reply February 16, 2021 at 8:12 am
David
Guest user

Why don’t you have bet365 on this page? They do extra places too.

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Reply February 20, 2021 at 1:12 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi David. I do include Bet365 when they’re paying an extra place as standard. I don’t include their ‘Enhanced E/W’ races though as the odds don’t tend to be favourable.
  
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  Reply February 21, 2021 at 8:38 am
The Horseman
Guest user

Hi, I for one appreciate this list being posted daily. Just thought I would say that 1 extra piece of info that would be very good to have, would be the number of runners scheduled to take part. I appreciate that you may not have time to update the page as non runners are announced, and it’s not too much hard work checking this for myself either, but that would be good to have posted alongside the other info.

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Reply April 20, 2021 at 10:22 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi there, thanks for suggesting this. It’s something I’ve considered including before actually but I decided against it. Like you say, it’s just not possible to update the number of runners throughout the day, so even if I included the early numbers, you would still need to check them manually anyway. I do include the runners required for each bookmaker though, which hopefully you find useful.
  
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  Reply April 22, 2021 at 9:43 am
markdix
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Hi Matt. What does the + sign mean next to the bookies name? e.g (12+) ( 8+) etc

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Reply May 13, 2021 at 1:35 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  That refers to the number of runners required for the extra place terms to apply Mark.
  
  If non-runners are declared and the number of runners drops below the amount listed, the number of places being paid will be reduced.
  
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  Reply May 13, 2021 at 8:15 am
Michael B
Guest user

Thanks for this. I always forget to look when I am in bookies different terms online than in shop is a farce. Thanks again.

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Reply June 17, 2021 at 2:59 pm
John
Guest user

Had a bet each way on 17:30 Curragh on Sunday, got 4th, 15 runner handicap. Was told Ladbrokes were paying first 4, now saying only 3. High street shop?

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Reply July 19, 2021 at 9:34 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  I’m not sure what you can do about that John. So they were advertising 4 places in shop and are now refusing to pay out?
  
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  Reply July 19, 2021 at 10:26 am
Michael C
Guest user

BetVictor only offer 4 places if there are a minimum of 11 runners.

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Reply July 21, 2021 at 1:36 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  The listings should be correct at the time of posting Michael. Some horses are declared non-runners between the time of posting and the off, so you’ll need to check that the extra places are still available before placing your bets.
  
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  Reply July 21, 2021 at 10:15 pm
Michael C
Guest user

These are BetVictor’s standard terms but you do not show this.

e.g.

Betfair (11+)
BetVictor
Betway (12+)

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Reply July 22, 2021 at 12:46 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Thanks Michael, I see it’s 15 runners required for 5 places too. I’ve added those in.
  
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  Reply July 22, 2021 at 1:59 pm
John H
Guest user

Paddy Power only paid 5 places on the 2:25 at York on Saturday, not 6 places like you said. I backed the 6th place, King Of The Castle. No returns. Thanks.

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Reply August 21, 2021 at 5:20 pm
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi John,
  
  I think it’s worth stressing here that the information I provide on the blog should be used as a guide only. Mistakes do happen from time to time and you guys should be checking the terms of each offer before you get involved.
  
  That said, I’m pretty sure this one was 6 places at Paddy Power. I checked Oddschecker after seeing your comment and it was still listed on there as 6 places and there weren’t any non-runners as far as I can see. If you’re missing a decent payout I’d be inclined to get in touch with them and ask the question.
  
  I hope you get some answers.
  
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  Reply August 22, 2021 at 9:05 am
Huw
Guest user

Hi there,

Do you have a rule for what kind of effective/potential odds you accept when doing extra place bets? I guess it depends on the number of places but still…

Thanks.

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Reply September 3, 2021 at 11:18 am
1. Matt
  602
  
  Hi Huw,
  
  Yes it does depend on the number of places and runners really. If you’re familiar with calculating your effective odds, you can use those to gauge whether or not it’s a profitable bet long-term.
  
  If you feel you’re getting much better odds than the chance of hitting the extra place, then it’s a bet worth placing. If you’re unsure, or you feel it’s borderline, just leave it and look for another opportunity.
  
  I hope that helps.
  
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  Reply September 3, 2021 at 12:08 pm