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Win prices for South African and international races, compared across South African bookmakers. Times are South African (SAST).
No races are priced right now. Bookmakers usually price the next day's meetings the evening before.

Frequently asked questions

Which bookmakers' racing odds do you compare?

South African licensed bookmakers whose racing prices we can read: Virgin Bet, BetJets, Betway, World Sports Betting, Easybet, FirstBet, ScoreBet, Vegas Bets, Tic Tac Bets, Betfred, Topbet, Marshalls World of Sport and Hollywoodbets.

What prices are shown?

Fixed-odds win prices: the price you lock in when you bet. Tote (pool) bets and starting-price-only bets aren't compared, since their final dividend isn't known until after the race. Always check the price on the bookmaker's betslip before you bet.

What do the each-way terms mean?

An each-way bet is two bets: one to win and one to place. The terms say what the place part pays: 1/5 · 3 pl means a fifth of the win odds if your horse finishes in the first three. Terms can differ between bookmakers, so a slightly lower win price with better place terms can be worth more each-way.

What is the margin on a race?

The margin (overround) is how much the bookmaker's prices add up to more than 100%. With more runners, racing margins are higher than in football, often 15–30%. The margin of the best prices across bookmakers is usually much lower, which is why comparing pays off.