Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3769 - State Racing Commission › Chapter 3769-13 - Wagering › Section 3769-13-20 - Quinella wagering

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The object of the quinella is to select
			 in one combination, on a single ticket, the first two horses or separate
			 wagering interests (if there are entries or fields) to finish in a race as
			 officially posted. The order in which the horses finish is immaterial.
(B) The quinella is calculated as
			 an entirely separate pool and, except for the contingencies below, is
			 calculated in the same general manner as a win pool.
(C) If a horse in a race on which there is
			 quinella wagering is excused by the judges, all monies wagered on combinations
			 which include this horse shall be deducted from the quinella pool and refunded
			 to the purchaser of tickets on the horse unless such horse is part of a field
			 or entry (see paragraph (E) of rule
			 3769-13-02
			 of the Administrative Code).
(D)
			 If no ticket is sold combining the horses, or separate wagering interests, that
			 finish first and second, then the net pool shall be calculated as a place pool
			 between those having tickets including the horse (wagering interest) that
			 finished first and those having tickets including the horse (wagering interest)
			 that finished second. If no tickets are sold on one such combination, then the
			 net pool will be distributed as a win pool to those holding tickets on the
			 other combination.
(E) In the
			 event that a race on which there is a quinella wagering should result in a dead
			 heat for second place, the payoffs will be calculated in the same manner as a
			 place pool. In such a race, if there is a dead heat in the win, the net
			 quinella pool shall be calculated and distributed as a win pool to the holders
			 of such tickets as selected both horses adjudged to have finished in said dead
			 heat. If more than two horses are adjudged to have finished first in a dead
			 heat for win, the amounts wagered on all combinations of any two of the horses
			 adjudged to have finished in such dead heat shall be deducted from the net pool
			 to determine the profit which shall be divided into as many equal parts as
			 there are combinations of any two horses. Each part shall be divided by the
			 amount wagered on one such combination to determine the profit per dollar, to
			 which profit the wager shall be added in totaling the payoff.
(F) In a quinella pool, if two horses which
			 are part of a field or entry finish in a dead heat for first then the quinella
			 pool is calculated as a win pool for the holders of those tickets selecting the
			 field or entry and the next separate betting interest as officially posted. If
			 such field or entry horses finish in a dead heat for second, the quinella pool
			 is calculated as a win pool for the holders of tickets who selected the
			 non-field or entry winning horse and the field or entry.
(G) If no ticket was sold that would require
			 distribution of a quinella pool to a winner or winners as defined above, the
			 permit holder shall make a full refund of the quinella pool to those who
			 purchased quinella tickets.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				07/24/2015 and
				07/24/2020
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3769.03
Rule
				Amplifies: 3769.03
Prior Effective Dates: 1/1/1985,
				5/21/1990