Each-Way Betting Tips for Beginners Explained - Horse Racing

Here are some simple each-way betting tips for beginners in horse racing, explained from a mathematical angle. The bookies won't tell you these so check them out and subscribe for more.
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The biggest tip with each way betting is to make sure you understand the mathematical output of a bet. With different each way terms and rules it means that potential returns can be extremely different when compared between horse races. Betting each way on a 33/1 shot in a 6 horse race is very different to a 14 horse race. Always know the game you are playing!
This video shares each-way betting tips on events like the Grand National, for informational purposes. Some links within this description are affiliate links. If you click on one of them, I may receive a small commission. Thanks for watching.
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[@paulesqsullivan2757]

Tell me more ew doubles like 10/1, 9/1, (5 euro stake) 536 euro like bet 365 can u explain more please

[@bewd4310]

My ew tip dont ew anything at odds of less than 14/1 12s at a push as bookies only doing 1/5 the odds for a place unless yer putting a fortune on its just not worth it. And most of us are probably small ish stakers. If it’s under 12/1 in odds just do it outright to win.

[@RacingCommentator]

I know a guy that backs 5/2 shots ew, he’s a nutter. The lowest I’ve done is 4/1 ew.

[@CaanBerryProTrader]

He really is a nutter lol.

[@brianf1377]

Bookies love punters doing E/W , see people cheering they got a 16-1 placed , when in fact you only getting just over evens on your total stake . £10 e/w (£20 bet) return £42 , and they say “I would never back a 2-1 fav . “ Better playing the place market on exchange . Putting £20 to place on same horse will get around 7/2 ( depending on runners )

[@2swag4gulag68]

A way to capitalise on the place market is simple , lay off your win market you often see good value especially on extra place races by doing so

[@RacingCommentator]

Backing in 7 horse races ew is criminal, like the champion hurdle this year.

[@Ard-mhacha-abu]

I put £50 ew on a 16/1 shot in the bookies, it came in but I was kicking myself for not doing it on bf because they offered 29.0. Nice touch at just over a grand though.

[@Vile_old_Bastard_3545]

I remember being in the bookies in the early 90’s and there were 5 horses in the race. The lowest price was 11/2. You couldn’t lose if you put the same amount on every horse. It was a mistake in the betting and the only downside was the 11/2 won so the profit was not a lot.

[@JIM-BOY--gs2yl]

Why you lying 🤥

[@simonhouston1141]

Absolute nonsense.

[@johnristheanswer]

And then you woke up.

[@RacingCommentator]

You ought to delete this comment

[@Eddie_Booth]

B🤬llocks 🤣🤡

[@JIM-BOY--gs2yl]

I’ve never used e/w I think it a wimps bet it’s on the nose or nothing I see a lot of people do e/w and they say I’ll get my stake back if it loses 😂 if you worried about your stake you shouldn’t be betting

[@bewd4310]

I only do each way if I think the horse will place but won’t win the race. If im sure the horse will win(envoi allen and energumene etc) then I do it outright to win.

[@johnristheanswer]

​@@bewd4310You can't be " sure " of anything.

[@johnsmith8906]

I'm a boxing betting man myself. In movies and such we are expected to root for the underdog but in the real world the underdog lost yesterday and the day before, they are going to loose today and the day after.

[@johnristheanswer]

* lose

[@charlotteb6898]

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