Definitions for: D
An event where two or more runners are tied up for winning. Most frequently refers to horse racing and in football is present in markets like top scorer; payout in this case depends on
Bookmaker’s rules, and means lower odds than odds in original
Bet.
The odds expressed as a decimal number. With this type of odds,
Stake is included in the overall
Price, so product of odds and stakes represents return (original
Stake plus winnings).
Example: with decimal odds of 2.50 and
Stake of 10 units, if
Bet has won, return is 25 units, which includes 10 units of original
Stake and 15 units of winnings.
See: Odds.
Increase of odds. Selection whose odds increase is called Drifter, and is said to be drifting or on the
Drift.
Opposite:
Steam.
Place
Back bets in several selections of the same
Market, distributing an overall
Stake according to the
Odd of each selection, thus obtaining equal profit if any of those selections wins.
See:
Bookmaking.