Quinella and Exacta Betting System Secrets

Quinella betting is where you bet two selections and you collect a dividend if they come first and second in any order. Exacta betting is where you bet two selections and you collect a dividend if they come first and second in order. As separately discussed for trifectas, some second place selections are more likely to come second in quinellas and exactas than traditionally expected. This clearly has implications for working out quinella systems and exacta systems.

In particular, identifying the selections that are more likely to come second in quinellas and exactas than traditionally expected is the key to successful quinella and exacta betting on the TAB. If you are interested in this then you might like a copy of our Place Odds Report which you can get free by return email if you send an email with your first name in the subject line to demo@capitalinfo.com.au

Quinella Bet Types

With Quinellas you get paid a dividend by picking the first two place getters in either order. To maximise your chances of wining you need to bet a number of combinations. Following are ways to do this from simple (and inefficient) to more complicated (and more profitable):

• Standard Quinellas are the simplest form of quinellas because you just select first and second (ie one selection to come first and another one to come second or vice versa). The cost is inexpensive at just one unit.
• Boxed Quinellas are popular because you simply bet a number of selections to come first and second in any order. With boxed quinellas you get every possible combination of your selections.
• Multiple Quinellas are similar to boxed quinellas but you can specify one group of selections for first or second and another group of selections to fill the other placing.
• Banker Quinellas are where you stand out one selection to win or come second with other selections to fill the other placing. The use of bankers reduces your outlay but naturally you only collect if your banker fills the required position and your other selections fill the other position.
• Flexi Betting allows you to reduce the overall amount bet in return for a proportionally reduced collect. This is also known as Fractional Betting on Tattsbet and Percentage Betting in NZ. See our page on trifectas for more details.

Exacta Bet Types

With Exactas you get paid a dividend by picking the first two place getters in order. To maximise your chances of wining you need to bet a number of combinations. Following are ways to do this from simple (and inefficient) to more complicated (and more profitable):

• Standard Exactas are the simplest form of exactas because you just select first and second (ie one selection to come first and another one to come second). The cost is inexpensive at just one unit.
• Boxed Exactas are popular because you simply bet a number of selections to come first and second in order. With boxed exacta you get every possible combination of your selections.
• Multiple Exactas are similar to boxed exacta but you can specify one group of selections for first and another group of selections for second.
• Banker Exactas are where you stand out one selection to win with other selections to come second. The use of bankers reduces your outlay but naturally you only collect if your banker wins and one of your other selections comes second.
• Flexi Betting allows you to reduce the overall amount bet in return for a proportionally reduced collect. This is also known as Fractional Betting on Tattsbet and Percentage Betting in NZ. See our page on trifectas for more details.

Percentages the Secret to Quinella and Exacta Betting

As with trifectas, our Tote Pro module uses place percentages to determine quinella and exacta chances. Tote Pro calculates and displays the all important second place probabilities for helping you identify your second place quinella and exacta selections. And it also goes the next step in predicting quinella and exacta probabilities.

Short priced favourites on the TAB are usually over bet for second in quinellas and exactas. Such favourites automatically make good first place standouts but are often best ignored for second place. There are exceptions however and the only way to accurately bet quinellas and exactas is to let Tote Pro determine the relative bet sizes for each quinella and exacta combination.

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