Dual Forecast

Dual Forecast — the type of bet used in races or runs, in which three or more competitors, a rider or a jockey participate. The player must guess the finish numbers of any two sportsmen, riders or jockeys.

Alternative definition. The type of bet in which the player must guess the horses that came to the finish line in the first and second place.

What is the essence of the Dual Forecast?

This type of bet can be considered as a kind of express, used exclusively in races or runs. In fact, this bet appeared on the races. The player could significantly increase the amount of his or her winnings, trying to guess not only the first horse at the finish, but also the second. Today, bookmakers offer a “double forecast” bet for almost any random event: the first two pilots who descended from the track in the Formula 1 race, the horses that took the first and last place in the races, etc.