Tote Cheltenham Build – Help

  • Team up with Tote for your Cheltenham Bankroll – Help needed on Tote as forgotten if I place a single place win and the guide price says 6/1 does the bet get fixed at that 6/1 or can it change? How do you matchbet on Tote?

    The Cheltenham Festival is the perfect time to come back to Tote, and with our Cheltenham Bankroll offer, there’s an added incentive.

    5. To qualify for the benefits of the Promotion, you must stake a minimum of £30 each qualifying week across our racing pools (“qualifying stake”). For the avoidance of doubt, each qualifying week will be treated as a new week and each is listed as follows:

    a. Week 1 – 22 to 28 February.

    b. Week 2 – 1 to 7 March.

    c. Week 3 – 8 to 14 March.

    6. Qualifying stakes will be calculated each qualifying week with the opportunity to earn £10 each qualifying week. For the avoidance of doubt, each £10 is a flat amount and can neither be earned in part nor in multiples.

    7. The maximum total amount that can be earned over the Promotion Period is £30.

    8. Qualifying Racing Pools bets are: Toteexacta, Totetrifecta, Toteswinger, Totejackpot, Toteplacepot, Totequadpot, Totescoop6, Totesurvivor, Totewin and Toteplace.

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    Matt
    Keymaster
    1607

    No it wouldn’t be fixed at 6/1 @bettingbitz. Your return would be based on the total value of bets placed and how many winners there are.

    This is how it’s explained on Tote’s site…

    The ‘Guide’ price on a Tote racecard gives you an idea what the horse is returning with fixed-odds bookmakers. However, the Totewin and Toteplace figures will be more accurate as an estimation of the dividend based on the current make-up of the Tote pools. All figures you see are an estimated return based on a £1 stake.

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    bettingbitz 38

    Thanks for the reply, does that make it difficult to take advantage of the offer? I could see a problem where the odds change rapidly, unless you place just before the off?

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    Matt
    Keymaster
    1607

    The odds you’re seeing is just a guide price, based on the prices at fixed-odds bookmakers. You won’t know what odds you’re getting on your bet until it settles, which makes it difficult to lay.

    You could treat it as advantage play, but personally I would be inclined to leave it.

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