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Answer 1

I quite often have a an each-way Lucky 15. You pick 4 horses (they don't all have to be running on the same day but they cannot be in the same races), select you stake (minimum of 10p) and away you go. I usually bet either 10p or 20p each way, which means the total bet costs £3 or £6 (that is the single stake multiplied by 30, as there are 30 individual bets).

The good thing about this bet is that it doesn't matter if one of your horses comes nowhere as the bets are placed as singles, doubles, trebles, etc.

I had a 10p each way Lucky 15 (cost £3) at Cheltenham the other week and got £12 back with only 1 winner and 1 placed horse. Not a bad return really.

Answer 2

Scoop 6 is a saturday only bet. It costs £2 and you pick one horse from each of the 6 tv races. If they all win, you pocket several thousand pounds, if they are all placed, you get up to a bit £20! It's a pool bet, meaning all the money is divided amonst the winners, so depending how many winners there are, you will get more or less money.

A daily bet you can do is the Jackpot Placepot daily. One meeting every day has a jackpot, pick 6 winners for 50p, get several thousand pounds. But the two best options are the placepot, min stake 20p, one on each meeting per day, pick a horse from each race, if all placed, you get a share of the dividend, and The Nations Favourite, exclusive to Ladbrokes. Pick favs, 2nd favs or Templegates selections and you get a return for 3 winners, how much depends on the prices!

Answer 3

scoop 6 is simalure to a jackpot and placepot but is on 6 nominated races rather than the first 6 of a nominated meeting. it cost £2 (£1 win, £1 placeplot). it is deceptivly hard to win. it's best to avoid really because the only time you can win big money is when it rolls over and that is win the big boys come in and have perms over thousands of pounds. stick with your placepot mate, it's a good fun bet.