Explanation of All Up Betting
For racing, an All-Up involves picking a maximum of four selections (Win or Place) in four different races and all have to win or place according to what you chose. The prices of all selections are multiplied to determine the final dividend. THe races you choose must be at the same venue.
You can choose to bet 2 legs 3 legs or 4 legs, and I suggest you start with 2 legs for a place! Once you have mastered picking a runner to get 1st 2nd or 3rd in 2 different races then try 2 legs with 1 runner for a win and 1 runner for a place, and so on up the betting scale. Keep a record of which combination you are most successfull with and then stick to it. These bets are where you can make some great returns using place betting and turn small place dividends into great win dividends. Do you think it's easier to pick 1 winner out of a race or 2 runners in different races to place? You need to decide but I would suggest making sure your return on a 2 leg all up is never less than 4/1. Let's keep betting easy!
