Japan In Japan, Keiba (競馬, horse racing), Keirin (競輪, professional cycling), Kyōtei (競艇, hydroplane racing ), and Auto Race (オートレース, motorcycle racing ) operate the following bet type . Wager must be a multiple of 100 yen except Each-way. Win (単勝, Tanshō): Runner must finish first (Keiba, Kyōtei and Auto Race) . Place-Show (複勝, Fukushō): Runner must finish within the first two places ( in a seven runners or fewer race ) or three places ( in an eight runners or more race)(Keiba, Kyōtei and Auto Race) . Each-way (応援馬券, Ōen Baken): To place one bet to Win and another bet to Place-Show. (For example, betting 1,000 yen to Each-way means betting 500 yen to Win and 500 yen to Place-Show.) Wager must be multiple of 200 yen ( Keiba with JRA's operation only ). Bracket Quinella (枠番連勝複式, Wakuban Renshō Fukushiki), abbreviated as Waku-ren (枠連): The bettor must pick the two bracket numbers which finish first and second, but need not specify which will finish first. A bracket number (枠番, Wakuban) means runner's cap color (1: White; 2: Black; 3: Red; 4: Blue; 5: Yellow; 6: Green; 7: Orange; 8: Pink) ( Keiba, Keirin and Auto Race ). Bracket Exacta (枠番連勝単式, Wakuban Renshō Tanshiki), abbreviated as Waku-tan (枠単): The bettor must correctly pick the two bracket numbers which finish first and second ( Keiba with some local governments' operation only ). Quinella (連勝複式, Renshō Fukushiki), abbreviated as Uma-ren (馬連), Ni-sha-fuku (2車複) or Ni-renpuku (2連複): The bettor must pick the two runners which finish first and second, but need not specify which will finish first ( Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race ). Exacta (連勝単式, Renshō Tanshiki), abbreviated as Uma-tan (馬単), Ni-sha-tan (2車単) or Ni-ren-tan (2連単): The bettor must correctly pick the two runners which finish first and second ( Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race ). Quinella-Place (拡大連勝複式, Kakudai Renshō Fukushiki), also known as Wide (ワイド) or Kaku-renpuku (拡連複): The bettor must pick the two runners which finish the top three—no need to specify an order (For example, when the result of race is 3-6-2-4-5-1, the top three runners are 2, 3 and 6, and winning combinations are 2-3, 2-6 and 3-6.) ( Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race ). Trio (3連勝複式, Sanrensho Fukushiki), abbreviated as San-renpuku (3連複): The bettor must pick the three runners which finish the top three, but no need to specify an order ( Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race ). Trifecta (3連勝単式, Sanrensho Tanshiki), abbreviated as San-ren-tan (3連単): The bettor must correctly pick the three runners which finish first, second, and third ( Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race ). WIN 5 / Select 5: The bettor must pick the winners of five designated races. Betting on operators' website by PC or cellular phone only ( Keiba with JRA or some local governments' operation only).
Japan In Japan, horse racing (競馬, keiba), velodrome cycling (競輪, keirin), stock outboard boat racing (競艇, Kyōtei ), and paved flat track motorcycle racing (オートレース, Auto Race ) operate the following parimutuel types . Wager must be a multiple of 100 yen except Each-way. Win (単勝, Tanshō): Runner must finish first . (horse racing, powerboat racing, flat track racing) Place-Show (複勝, Fukushō): Runner must finish within the first two places ( up to seven participants ) or three places ( more than eight participants). (horse racing, powerboat racing, flat track racing) Each-way (応援馬券, Ōen Baken): To place one bet to Win and another bet to Place-Show. (For example, betting 1,000 yen to Each-way means betting 500 yen to Win and 500 yen to Place-Show.) Wager must be multiple of 200 yen ( JRA-sanctioned horse racing ). Bracket Quinella (枠番連勝複式, Wakuban Renshō Fukushiki), abbreviated as Waku-ren (枠連): The bettor must pick the two bracket numbers which finish first and second, but need not specify which will finish first. A bracket number (枠番, Wakuban) means runner's cap color (1: White; 2: Black; 3: Red; 4: Blue; 5: Yellow; 6: Green; 7: Orange; 8: Pink) ( used in horse racing, cycling, and flat track ). Bracket Exacta (枠番連勝単式, Wakuban Renshō Tanshiki), abbreviated as Waku-tan (枠単): The bettor must correctly pick the two bracket numbers which finish first and second ( non-JRA horse racing ). Quinella (連勝複式, Renshō Fukushiki), abbreviated as Uma-ren (馬連), Ni-sha-fuku (2車複) or Ni-renpuku (2連複): The bettor must pick the two runners which finish first and second, but need not specify which will finish first ( all four ). Exacta (連勝単式, Renshō Tanshiki), abbreviated as Uma-tan (馬単), Ni-sha-tan (2車単) or Ni-ren-tan (2連単): The bettor must correctly pick the two runners which finish first and second ( all four ). Quinella-Place (拡大連勝複式, Kakudai Renshō Fukushiki), also known as Wide (ワイド) or Kaku-renpuku (拡連複): The bettor must pick the two runners which finish the top three—no need to specify an order (For example, when the result of race is 3-6-2-4-5-1, the top three runners are 2, 3 and 6, and winning combinations are 2-3, 2-6 and 3-6.) ( all four ). Trio (3連勝複式, Sanrensho Fukushiki), abbreviated as San-renpuku (3連複): The bettor must pick the three runners which finish the top three, but no need to specify an order ( all four ). Trifecta (3連勝単式, Sanrensho Tanshiki), abbreviated as San-ren-tan (3連単): The bettor must correctly pick the three runners which finish first, second, and third ( all four ). WIN 5 / Select 5: The bettor must pick the winners of five designated races. Betting on operators' website by PC or cellular phone only ( horse racing only).
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Keiba
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horse racing), Keirin
keiba), velodrome cycling
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professional cycling), Kyōtei
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hydroplane racing
Kyōtei
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Auto Race
paved flat track motorcycle racing
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motorcycle racing
Auto Race
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bet type
parimutuel types
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(Keiba, Kyōtei and Auto Race) .
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in a seven runners or fewer race
up to seven participants
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in an eight runners or more race)(Keiba, Kyōtei and Auto Race) .
more than eight participants). (horse racing, powerboat racing, flat track racing)
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Keiba with JRA's operation only
JRA-sanctioned horse racing
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Keiba, Keirin and Auto Race
used in horse racing, cycling, and flat track
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Keiba with some local governments' operation only
non-JRA horse racing
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Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race
all four
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Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race
all four
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Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race
all four
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Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race
all four
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Keiba, Keirin, Kyōtei and Auto Race
all four
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Keiba with JRA or some local governments' operation
horse racing