Quinella (Horse Racing Terminology)
Quinella is a horse racing terminology and one of the parimutuel bet types in America, Australia, United Kingdom, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore etc. In Hong Kong and Macau ‘Quinella’, is usually called ‘Q’ for short. The player has to select correctly the first and second horses in any order in a race.
How to play
Select correctly the first and second horses in any order in a race.
Minimum bet unit
Australian Dollar |
1 |
British Pound |
2 |
Hong Kong* Dollar (HK$) or Macau Dollar |
10 |
Japanese Yen |
100 |
Singapore Dollar |
2 |
South Korean Won |
100 |
Dividend
e.g. If you bet 10 dollars on a Quinella and the final odds are 57, you will receive total 570 dollars including your stake.
Betting strategies
Type |
Tactics |
Single |
Select any two horses in a race. |
Banker |
Pick a horse which you think has a higher chance to be the banker then select two or more selections. The banker must appear in all possible combinations. |
Multiple |
Selected horses will be formed of all possible combinations. For example: Boxing 3 horses (total 3 combinations) and Boxing 4 horses (total 6 combinations).. |