Simulcast Wagering Information

Simulcast Facility Policies & Disclaimers

Policies

The Barbados Turf Club (“BTC”) maintains the following policies regarding walk-in business and BTCBets account wagering:

BTC reserves the right at any time to refuse all or part of any wager.
BTC reserves the right to declare wagering closed at any time, on any pari-mutuel pool race, group of races, or for all wagering.
In the event that a wager is not transmitted to, received by, or otherwise accepted by the host racetrack for any reason (including, but not limited to, mechanical, communication, and human error failure), no wager will have been placed, (or deemed to have been placed), on behalf of the customer, and no money will be exchanged or debited from an account holder’s account. UNDER NO circumstances will BTC “book” the wager, or otherwise be held responsible for the wager not being transmitted to, or received by, or otherwise accepted by the racetrack.
Before opening a wagering account with BTC, customers must complete the account information form including country of residence.
Citizens of the United States of America are expressly forbidden to wager on any / all simulcast races thru BTCBets online. Wagering on Barbados Turf Club live races is allowed.

ALL BTC simulcast wagering on U.S. racing, (online & on-track), will be conducted in Barbados Dollars. Winnings will, in turn, be paid out in Barbados Dollars.

Disclaimer

Please be advised that no judgment or warranty is made with respect to the accuracy, timeliness, or suitability of the contact of other services or sites to which track video screens link, and The Barbados Turf Club takes no responsibility.

Breeders Cup Bet Minimums In US Dollars

$1.00 – WIN, PLACE, SHOW, DAILY DOUBLE, EXACTA, PICK 6, SPECIAL DAILY DOUBLE

$.50 – TRIFECTA, PICK 3, PICK 4, PICK 5, SUPER HIGH 5, ALL-TURF PICK 4

$.10 – SUPERFECTA

$3.00 – ALL-TURF PICK 3

Friday’s Pick 6 and Pick 5’s may carryover to Saturday.
Saturday’s Pick 6 and Pick 5’s are mandatory payout.
ANY Pick 5 carryover on Friday will roll over to the late Pick 5 on Saturday.
All-turf P3 on Friday; All-turf P4 on Saturday

Special Daily Doubles:

Breeders' Cup Ultra Pick 6

The Pick 6 on Friday and the Ultra Pick 6 on Saturday are $1.00 base wagers. Friday’s Pick 6 may carryover to Saturday.

SATURDAY’S ULTRA PICK 6 IS A MANDATORY PAYOUT.

Only wagers in the $1 base amount should be accepted.
Wagering on Saturday’s Ultra Pick 6 will open at 10:00 AM EST on Friday, November 4 and will close on Saturday, November 5 at post-time of the Breeders’ Cup Race 6, scheduled for 1:52 PM EST/10:52 AM PST.
The object of the Wager is for patrons to select the first place finishers in six designated Championships races. Friday’s Pick 6 will be conducted on races 5-10 and Saturday’s Ultra Pick 6 is conducted on races 6-11.
The wager will be a standard net pool price calculated pool using the Keeneland takeout rate of 22%.
From the standpoint of each Participating Outlet, the Ultra Pick 6 Wager will be handled like other multiple selection wagers; the Wager is placed, and then stored, in the tote system data base where it will remain throughout the wagering period. The host track’s wagering data records will be maintained per the requirements established by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission rules and regulations.
Progressive scanning procedures will be conducted. Keeneland must receive ITSP data transmissions (Pick 6 Scan maps) from Participating Outlets for each leg of the Pick 6 pool. Failure to submit the required scans will result in disqualification from the Ultra Pick 6 pool.
The Pick 6 and the Ultra Pick 6 will be comprised of a major (75%) and minor (25%) pool and conducted under the rules of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
The Breeders’ Cup World Championships Ultra Pick 6 is a $1 wager. Under no circumstances should a Participating Outlet or their Secondary Recipients accept any Ultra Pick 6 wager in an amount other than the $1 base level. The acceptance of such wagers may disqualify the site from participation in the Ultra Pick 6 pool. Host shall retain all rights to deny wagers not at the base amount.

Keeneland Association Inc. Pick Six (6) Rules

The object of the Pick 6 is to select the first place finisher in each of six (6) races

on the same racing program designated by the Association (Keeneland) with the approval of the Kentucky State Racing Commission

The Pick 6 pari-mutuel pool is not a parlay and has no connection with, or is in any way related to any other pari-mutuel pool conducted by the Association, nor to the rules governing any other such pools.
The Pick 6 pari-mutuel pool consists of amounts contributed for a win only selection in each of six (6) races designated by the Association. Each person purchasing a Pick 6 ticket shall designate the winning horse in each of six (6) designated races comprising the Pick 6 on the same ticket issued prior to the start of the first designated Pick 6 race. A valid Pick 6 ticket shall be evidence of a binding contract between the holder of the ticket and the racing association and the said ticket shall constitute an acceptance of the Pick 6 provisions and rules.
Entries/Couplings: Those horses constituting an entry of coupled horses, or those horses coupled to constitute the mutuel field in a race comprising the Pick 6, shall race as a single wagering interest for the purpose of the Pick 6 pari-mutuel pool calculations and payouts to the public. However, if any part of either an entry or the field, racing as a single wagering interest is a starter in a race, the entry or the field selection shall remain as the designated selection to win in that race for the Pick 6 calculation and the selection shall not be deemed a scratch.
Surface Change: In the unlikely event the condition of the turf course warrants a change in racing surface in the second or subsequent legs of the Pick-6 races, and such change was not made known to the public prior to the close of wagering for the Pick-6 pool, the stewards shall declare the changed leg an “All Win” race for Pick-6 wagering purposes only. An “All Win” race will assign the winner of that race to each valid Pick-6 ticket holder as his or her selection for that race.
Thereafter, the net pool shall be distributed as a single-priced pool to those whose selections finished first in the greatest number of remaining Pick 6 contests for that performance. Such distribution shall include the portion ordinarily retained for the Pick 6 carryover, but not the carryover from previous performances.
“Scratched horses and nonstarters. If at any time after wagering has begun on the Pick 6 pool, should an entire betting entry or field be scratched or declared a nonstarter in any Pick 6 race, no further tickets selecting such betting entry or field shall be issued, and wagers upon such betting entry or field, for the purposes of the Pick 6 pool, shall be deemed wagers upon the betting or field (designated horse) upon which the most wagering money has been registered at the track in the win pool at the close of win-pool wagering for such race.
In the event of a money tie, the tied betting entry or field with the lowest program number shall be designated.) Wagers in the Pick 6 pool upon an entry or field of horses from which a starter or starters may have been scratched will, in the case of such entry or field, be deemed wagers upon the horse or horses remaining in such entry or field.
In case no starter remains representing any betting entry or field, wagers upon such entry or field shall be deemed wagers upon the “designated horse” in the race affected by the scratch. Should a betting interest be scratched or declared a nonstarter prior to the start of the first leg, the Association may allow patrons the option of selecting an alternate betting interest if the ticket affected by the scratch can be cancelled and re-issued prior to the start of the first race of the Pick 6.
The Pick 6 pari-mutuel pool shall be calculated as follows:
The net amount of the Pick 6 pari-mutuel pool will be divided into the major share of (75%) and the minor or consolation share of (25%).
The major share of 75% will be distributed among holders of valid Pick 6 tickets, which correctly designate the official winner in each of the six (6) races comprising the Pick 6 after deductions for cancellations, refunds and statutory takeout less breakage.
The minor share of 25% will be distributed as a single-priced pool to those who selected the first-place finisher in the greatest number, but fewer than six (6), of the Pick 6 contests and the remainder shall be added to the carryover.
In addition to the 75% net pool share and any carryovers distributable when a wager correctly selects winners of all six designated races, or five winners and no more than one “all win” leg of a Pick 6 pool, there shall be distributed by the Association from its own funds, upon which such occurrence, any amounts it has advertised that it will add to the total distribution, or any amounts necessary to yield an advertised guaranteed total distribution.
In the event that there is no properly-issued pari-mutuel ticket, which correctly designates the official winner in each of the six (6) races comprising the Pick 6, the major share of 75% shall not be distributed, but shall be carried over to the next racing day and be added to the major share for distribution among holders of Pick 6 tickets, which correctly designate the official winner in each of the six races comprising the Pick 6. The minor share of 25% will be awarded each day the Pick 6 is offered.
The Pick 6 pool shall be cancelled and all Pick 6 wagers for the individual performance be refunded if at least three of the contests included as part of the Pick 6 are cancelled or declared “no contests.”
Carryovers from prior pick-six pools, advertised guaranteed amounts, or advertised added amounts will be distributed to winners in such day’s Pick 6 pools, provided that there are no more than one “all win” event and no other races are cancelled or declared “all wins” in the Pick 6 sequence. In the event there are more than one “all win” in the Pick 6 sequence of races, any carryovers and/or advertised guaranteed amounts will be removed from that day’s pick six payoffs.
Final Distribution: The Association shall make a final distribution of all accumulated carryovers together with 75% of the net pool of the Pick 6 pool conducted on the final day of a meet to the holders of wagers selecting the winners of all Pick 6 races, or five winners and no more than one “all win” race contested during such program and 25% of such net pool shall be distributed to the holders of the remaining tickets selecting the most winners.
Should there be no distribution made in accordance with the above paragraph on the last day of the Keeneland race meet, then the entire distributable pool and all monies accumulated therein shall be distributed to the holders of tickets correctly designating the most winning selections of the six races comprising the Pick 6 for that day.
Betting Information: Unless otherwise ordered by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, information concerning combinations wagered upon or not wagered upon in a Pick 6 pool shall not be disclosed by the Tote operator, or otherwise, until the final leg of the Pick 6 wager remains as the only race to be contested for completion of the Pick 6 wager.
Dead Heat: Each horse in a dead heat for win shall be considered the winner and no allocations among wagers shall be made as a result thereof, unlike the practice in a pari-mutuel win pool. The payoff price per dollar shall be the same for each class of winning wager.
Non-transferability: Pick 6 tickets shall be non-transferable and violations of this subdivision may lead to confiscation and cancellation of such tickets in addition to other disciplinary action.
Unforeseen Circumstances: Should circumstances occur which are not foreseen in this section, questions arising thereby shall be resolved in accordance with general pari-mutuel practices. Decisions regarding distribution of Pick 6 pools will be final.
Advertised added monies or minimum distributions shall not apply to intermediate or final distributions, unless a wager correctly selects winners of all six designated races, or five winners and no more than one “all win” leg of the Pick 6 pool.

Keeneland Late Scratch Rules

LATE SCRATCHES – DAILY DOUBLE

Should there be a late scratch in the first leg of the Daily Double, there will be a refund of all wagers involving the scratched horse. Should there be a late scratch in the second leg of the Daily Double prior to the first leg being run, there will also be a refund. If the scratch is in the second leg of the Daily Double but after first leg has run, there will be a consolation payout.

LATE SCRATCHES – Pick 3

Pick 3 wagering closes at post time of the first leg of the bet. In the event of a late scratch before the first leg of the Pick 3, the bettor receives a refund. In the event of a late scratch after the running of the first leg of the wager, a consolation payoff is paid to bettors with winners in the other two legs. A change of surface occurring after the close of wagering for a Pick 3 will require said race to be designated as “ALL WIN” for purposes of calculation.

LATE SCRATCHES – Pick 4, Pick 5 and Pick 6

Should there be a late scratch which results in the scratch of the entire betting interest and the affected ticket is not cancelled and reissued prior to stop betting of the first leg of the Pick 4, Pick 5 or Pick 6: 1) where applicable, an alternate runner may have been pre-selected, or 2) tickets which include the scratched betting interest will receive the post time favorite as defined by the Win pool for that leg of the Pick 6, Pick 5 & Pick 4 wagers. A change of surface occurring after the close of wagering for a Pick 4, Pick 5 or Pick 6 will require said race to be designated as “ALL WIN” for purposes of calculation. Neither of these are refund situations.

ALSO ELIGIBLES

There may be also-eligibles drawn for the fourteen Breeders’ Cup races. Should a scratch occur from the main body of Friday or Saturday race (number 1-14) between the post-position draw on Monday, October 31 and final scratch time, 8:00 AM EDT on Friday, November 4 (for Friday’s card) or 8:00 AM EDT on Saturday, November 5 (for Saturday’s card) – one or both of the also-eligible horses may draw into the race. The also-eligibles would retain their program number of 13 and/or 14, 15, 16 (for 12-horse field races) 15 and/or 16 (for 14-horse fields)

Keenland Assc. Wager Rules

Pick Three

A late scratch in the first leg of a Pick Three wager results in a refund.
A late scratch in either the second or third leg of a Pick Three wager does not result in a refund but entitles the ticket holder to a consolation payoff if the winners of the other two legs are selected.
Any change in racing surface for the second and third legs of the Pick Three, that was not made known to the public prior to the start of the first race of the Pick Three sequence, results in an “All Win” situation. All Pick Three tickets will receive the winner of the affected race as the selection for that race.

Pick Four

A late scratch in any leg of the Pick Four will result in the ticket holder being assigned the actual betting favorite as a substitute for the scratched horse.
There are no consolation payoffs in the Pick Four.
Any change in racing surface for the second, third, and fourth legs of the Pick Four, that was not made known to the public prior to the start of the first race of the Pick Four sequence, results in an “All Win” situation. All Pick Four tickets will receive the winner of the affected race as the selection for that race.
There are no carryovers in the Pick Four; if no perfect tickets are sold the wager will pay to all tickets with the greatest number of winners.

Pick Five

A late scratch in any leg of the Pick Five will result in the ticket holder being assigned the actual betting favorite as a substitute for the scratched horse.
Any change in racing surface for any leg of the Pick Five, that was not made known to the public prior to the start of the first race of the Pick Five sequence, results in an “All Win” situation. All Pick Five tickets will receive the winner of the affected race as the selection for that race.
In addition, any surface change as depicted above results in the pool for the Pick Five, excluding any carryover, being distributed as a single-priced pool. The carryover from previous days will be carried forward to the next racing day.
All winning tickets with five correct selections will share in 75% of the daily net pool, and 100% of the carryover. When there are no winning tickets with five correct selections, all ticket holders with four correct selections share in 25% of the daily net pool.
If there are no tickets with five winners, all ticket holders with the greatest number of winners share in 25% of the daily net pool, with the remainder of the net pool carried over to the next racing day. There is a mandatory payout of the entire net pool on the last day of the race meet.

Pick Six

A late scratch in any leg of the Pick Six will result in the ticket holder being assigned the actual betting favorite as a substitute for the scratched horse.

The Pick 6 pool shall be cancelled and all Pick 6 wagers for the individual performance be refunded if at least three of the contests included as part of the Pick 6 are cancelled or declared “no contests.”

Any change in racing surface for any leg of the Pick Six, that was not made known to the public prior to the start of the first race of the Pick Six sequence, results in an “All Win” situation. All Pick Six tickets will receive the winner of the affected race as the selection for that race.
In addition, any surface change as depicted above results in the pool for the Pick Six, excluding any carryover, being distributed as a single-priced pool. The carryover from previous days will be carried forward to the next racing day.
All winning tickets with six correct selections will share in 75% of the daily net pool, and 100% of the carryover. When there are no winning tickets with six correct selections, all ticket holders with five correct selections share in 25% of the daily net pool.
If there are no tickets with five winners, all ticket holders with the greatest number of winners share in 25% of the daily net pool, with the remainder of the net pool carried over to the next racing day. There is a mandatory payout of the entire net pool on the last day of the race meet.

Superfecta

Scratches:

If a horse is scratched or excused from racing, no further tickets shall be sold and all tickets previously sold designating such horse shall be refunded.
No Superfecta wagering shall be conducted on any race (including stakes races) having fewer than six (6) separate entries programmed.

Super High Five (SH5)

The Toyota Jackpot Super High Five is a 50-cent minimum wager with a jackpot component. The entire pool is paid out only when there is one unique winning ticket. If there are multiple winning tickets in a race, 75% of the net amount wagered into that pool is paid to the multiple winners, with 25% of the net amount allotted to a carryover. If there are no perfect tickets, 100% of the net amount wagered carries over to the next eligible race.

Carryover:

If there is a carryover into the last eligible race on closing day of the race meet, the entire pool including the carryover will be divided among all winning tickets.

Scratches:

If due to a late scratch, the number of betting interests in the SH5 contest pool is reduced to fewer than seven (7), for the purposes of the SH5 pool only, such contest shall be declared a “No Contest” and the SH5 pool shall be subject to a refund, but not the SH5 carryover pool.
If a horse is scratched or excused from racing, no further tickets shall be sold designating such horse and all tickets previously sold designating such horse shall be refunded.

Daily Double

If there is a scratch in the first leg of a Double, all tickets will refund for this wager.
A late scratch in the second leg of the Double does not result in a refund but entitles the ticket holder to a consolation payoff if the winner of the first leg was selected.