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Tote-sponsored owners will now be asked to carry the World Pool logo on the chest of their silks, instead of the Tote logo on World Pool days. Over the first three days of the Qatar Goodwood Festival, the following will be wearing the logo:

WEDNESDAY

3.00:

Fuji Mountain - Steve & Bea Ryan Limited

Sands of Marra - Pompey Ventures 8

4.10:

Roarin’ Success - Mr Paul Inglett

4.45:

Havana Gila - Mr Harold Nass

5.20:

Blue Prince - G & A Racing

TUESDAY

4.10:

One Night Stand - Chappell & Dixon

Rocking Ends - Mr Colin Westley

4.45:

Popov - Mr Edwin S. Phillips

5.20:

Nocturnal - Ladyswood & Ptnrs

5.55:

Havana Pusey - C. R. Marks (Banbury)

Tote Worldpool is in operation on the first three days of the Qatar Goodwood Festival.

What is World Pool?

Like we do in the UK, many other countries operate a Tote betting system, where money is bet into a pool and those who back the winner take their share.

World Pool allows bettors from all over the globe to bet into a single pool, bringing them together into one multi-million pound betting bonanza.

Racing fans from countries such as Hong Kong, Australia, France and the USA will all effectively be betting into the same pools as the UK audience for each race.

What does that mean for bettors?

By having a number of different countries betting into the same overall pool, it means racing fans can pit their wits against bettors from all around the globe. More importantly though, it means that there will be more liquidity in the pools, with opportunities better value as a consequence.

With more individuals betting into the pool it means that big stakes bettors will have less of an impact on the dividend, providing more robust betting opportunities.

Take the Royal Ascot meeting last year for example, a £1 win stake on every winner across the meeting would have returned 9% more to punters who bet with the Tote than at SP.

Plus, there was better value in the exotic markets with the pools, with the Trifecta beating the Tricast equivalent in 72% of the Ascot races.

UK runners could be underestimated by the international pools, or the raiders could be looked over by the UK Tote customers. This difference of opinion could ensure a bigger price that one might be expecting about certain horses on the day.

At British Champions Day, Tote beat SP on five of the six winners on the card, so there’s plenty of value to enjoy courtesy of World Pool.

How much money is bet into World Pool?

World Pools were available on both Royal Ascot and British Champions Day last year, where bettors had the chance to win a share of some monumental pools. At Royal Ascot, £137 million was bet into the World Pool, up from £92 million the year before, and we could see even more this year.

As well as the straight Win and Place markets, World Pool will be in operation for a number of Exotic bets such as the Tote Swinger and Quinella, which were involved last year, plus new additions the Exacta and Trifecta. 

Some of these bet types are extremely popular in other racing nations, even more so than the Win market. For example, last year at Royal Ascot, there was nearly £2 million more bet into the Quinella pools than the Win pools across the meeting.

Will Tote+ still apply?

We’re delighted to say that Tote+ will still apply on all World Pool bets. So, by betting directly at Tote, not only can you enjoy the brilliant value the huge pools throw up, but you get an extra 10% on top of your winnings.

Are there any bet types which aren’t World Pool?

The Placepot and our other multileg bets won’t be commingled. The Tote Exacta is another pool which will only be available to UK bettors.

How can I watch World Pool races?

You can watch every World Pool race live at Tote.co.uk by simply logging into your account having previously made a deposit.

From Tuesday to Thursday Tote bets will feed into the World Pool, enabling racing fans from all over the globe to bet into a single pool. This creates huge liquidity and  value for racing fans. In 2021, £363 million was bet into the pools with a 15% higher return to a £1 bet, for online customers of the Tote, compared to the industry Starting Price.

There are seven bet types in World Pool for 2022, including the Exacta and Treble for the first time:

• Win (Single Leg bet) – Pick the winner of the race

• Place (Single Leg bet) – Pick a horse to be placed. Hong Kong place terms apply

• Exacta (Single Leg bet) – Pick the first two horses in the correct order 

• Trifecta (Single Leg bet) – Also known as the Tierce. Select the winner, the second, and the third horse in the correct order

• Quinella (Single Leg bet) – Select the first two finishers in either order

• Swinger (Single Leg bet) – Also known as the Quinella Place, pick two horses to finish first, second or third in any order

• Treble (Multi Leg bet) – Pick the first horse in three races 

TOTE PREVIEWS

With so much racing going on this week, you may need some assistance in picking winners out!  The Tote is here to help with a number of experts and ambassadors running through the cards:

GOODWOOD:
Tom Marquand marks your card as he goes through his rides at the Qatar Goodwood Festival today. Read his thoughts here.

Andrew Mount's invaluable Placepot Pointers will help you narrow the field to get your hands on the placepot dividend. Read his shortlist here.

GALWAY:
Read Danny Mullins' exclusive look at his rides, as well as his catch up with champion Amateur Derek O'Conor here.

Tote Goodwood Betting Tournaments - £15,000 to be won!

• Free to opt-in Betting Tournament, you just need to have a minimum of three bets totalling £10 to qualify for prizes funds
• Daily £4,500 ‘Beat Benson’ prize pool split between those with more profit than Tote ‘hack’, Jamie Benson
• Daily £500 Prize for the most profitable player on the day
• Top 20 players each day qualify for the £15,000 World Pool Series Final
• Follow the live leaderboard under the tournaments tab in the app

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