Reverse Forecast
Reverse Forecast is a type of bet where you select two horses (or greyhounds) to finish in the top two positions in any order. It is commonly used in horse racing and greyhound racing.
How It Works:- You pick two runners in a race.
- They must finish 1st and 2nd in any order for the bet to win.
- Since it covers both possible finishing orders, a Reverse Forecast is two separate bets.
If you select Horse A and Horse B in a Reverse Forecast:
- If Horse A wins and Horse B finishes 2nd, you win.
- If Horse B wins and Horse A finishes 2nd, you also win.
- If either horse fails to finish in the top two, the bet loses.
Because a Reverse Forecast is two bets, the stake is doubled (e.g., a €10 Reverse Forecast costs €20 total). The payout depends on the forecast dividend, which is calculated based on the odds of the winning horses.