How All Up Works

An All Up is a single bet which automatically reinvests winnings from one race to another with the aim of returning a larger overall payout.

Winnings are automatically reinvested from one race and bet type onto another race and bet type. This means any investments or winning dividends are allocated to the nominated betting pool on each nominated race. For example a dividend from the Win pool in one race could be reinvested onto a selection in the Place pool in the next race.

What is an All Up Formula?

By using an All Up formula you can place an All Up in which all legs do not have to win for the bet to return a dividend.

When using a Formula you are covering more potential outcomes by taking more bet combinations across the legs of the All Up. A summary of the available Formulas is below;

  1. Singles - take all the single bets contained within the All Up
  2. Doubles - take all two leg combinations contained within the All Up
  3. Trebles - take all three leg combinations contained within the All Up
  4. Pick 4 - take all four leg combinations contained within the All Up
  5. Pick 5 - take all five leg combinations contained within the All Up
  6. Pick 6 - take all six leg combinations in the All Up

An easy way to remember what each Formula means is - the Formula number you select is how many winning legs you need for your bet to return a dividend. i.e. a three leg All Up with Formula 2 selected will return a dividend if at least two legs of the bet are successful.

Importantly there is no change to standard All Up's - for anyone that does not wish to use the formula simply skip the Formula section and the bet will default to the maximum legs only.

How to Place an All Up

To place an All Up

  • Select the Race Meeting and Races
  • Select a Bet Type - one bet type per leg
  • Make selections
  • Repeat for each leg
  • Use Formula or leave blank to place as a standard All Up
  • Choose Investment - All Up is not a Flexi bet so your Investment amount will be multiplied by the total number of bet combinations

To find out more about All Up and Formula please read our detailed Help section.

 

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