At Mobile Wins Sports we have a dynamic and engaging site for betting on greyhounds. Giving you the opportunity to bet on a wide range of races and tracks.
Track race times, see the most up-to-date form and odds, and place bets all with just a few clicks. Making betting simple and enjoyable for all.
When you bet on greyhound races, you pick a dog that you think will win or place in the race.
You can make simple bets like win bets and each-way bets. Or try more complicated bets like predictions and tricasts – we’ll explain the different bets in detail.
How do you bet on Greyhounds?
Greyhound racing has obvious similarities with horse racing. If you understand one, it’s fairly easy to try your luck with the other.
Here is a quick rundown of the most popular bets and how to place them on greyhound races:
- Choose a Race – Select the race you wish to bet on. Check the upcoming races and latest greyhound action in our sportsbook (under ‘Racing’).
- Study the Form – Look at each greyhound’s past performances, race history, and condition.
- Decide on Your Bet Type – Choose the type of bet you want to place. Look at the different levels of risk and reward.
- Place Your Bet – You can place your bet on an online betting platform like Mobile Wins Sports. Enter your stake and confirm your bet.
How to start dog-race betting at Mobile Wins Sports
If you want to dive straight into the betting action at Mobile Wins, here’s what to do next.
Time needed: 5 minutes
Greyhound Betting in 9 Easy Steps
- Create Your Account
Sign up for your player’s account at Mobile Wins Casino & Sports by following the self-explanatory steps
- Deposit Funds
Deposit funds so you can start betting. We offer a wide variety of payment methods
- Grab Your £30 Free Bet & Start Betting
Go to our sportsbook and navigate to the greyhounds racing section
- Select Your Race & Bet
Choose the race you want to bet on & select the type of bet
- Choose Your Greyhounds
Selected your race & bet type? Time to pick the greyhounds you want to bet on
- Enter Your Stake
Enter how much you want to wager. We’ll automatically calculate your potential winnings
- Place Your Bet
Confirm your bet with a click. Make sure everything is correct before finalising your wager
- Monitor Your Bets
You can monitor the progress of your bets in real-time
- Withdraw Winnings
Successful bet? Withdraw your winnings from your account. We offer multiple withdrawal options.
Betting Example
You like a greyhound named ‘Speedy Bolt’ for the next race. The odds for Speedy Bolt to win are 5/1. If you bet £10 on Speedy Bolt and he wins, you’ll get back £60 (including your original stake).
You could also decide to bet on Speedy Bolt to place, with odds of 2/1. If you bet £10 on Speedy Bolt to place and he finishes either first or second, you’ll get back £30 (including your original stake).
In a nutshell: choose your bet type, pick your greyhound and place your bet. After that it’s up to the greyhound…
Greyhound Bets Explained
Your first step to success is understanding what type of bets are out there. And which one suits you best. Once you know this, you can develop a strategy that fits you.
Dog-track Bet Types
- Win Bet: A bet on a specific greyhound to win the race.
- Place Bet: Your bet wins if the greyhound finishes in the top two.
- Show: Your bet wins if the greyhound finishes in the top three.
- Each Way Bet: Combines a win and a place bet on the same greyhound.
- Forecast: Predict the first and second-place greyhounds in the correct order.
- Tricast: Predict the first three greyhounds in the correct order.
Most Popular Greyhound Bet
The win bet is the most popular greyhounds bet. Which makes sense, because it’s straightforward and offers a chance for a substantial payout if your chosen greyhound wins.
Greyhound Racing Odds Explained
We strive to provide you with some of the best greyhound odds in the market. Making sure every bet you place offers great value.
First step to betting with confidence: understanding UK greyhound racing odds.
- Decimal Odds: The potential return for every £1 bet, including the original stake.
- Fractional Odds: The potential profit relative to the stake. For example, 3/1 means you win £3 for every £1 bet.
- American Odds: The amount you need to stake to win £100 for positive odds (+). And the potential profit for negative odds (-).
Interpreting Betting Odds for Greyhound Racing
- Lower Odds: Your chances of winning are higher but the potential returns are lower.
- Higher Odds: Your chances of winning are lower but the potential profits are higher.
- Odds-on Favourite: When the greyhound odds are lower than even money (e.g. 1/2). Which indicates a strong likelihood of winning.
- Long Shot: Refers to greyhounds with high odds (e.g. 10/1). Bets with these odds are less likely to win but offers significant payouts if successful.
Popular Greyhound Races in UK
Mark these greyhound racing betting events in your calendar.
One of the most prestigious events in greyhound racing, held annually in the UK.
Held at the Shawfield Stadium, this is the Scottish equivalent of the English Derby.
Another esteemed event in the greyhound racing world, held in Ireland.
This is one of the oldest greyhound competitions in the UK, celebrated for its tradition and prestige.
A notable race in the UK greyhound racing calendar, featuring some of the best long-distance greyhounds.
Greyhound Racing Betting Bonus
Join Mobile Wins Casino & Sports now and grab a Get a Free Bet Bonus of £/$/€30.
That’s an extra £$€ 30 from us to bet on Greyhounds with. You get to keep your winning (minus free bet stake) after 1x wagering.
Frequently Asked Questions about Betting on Greyhound racing
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How long is a typical horse racing track?
The length of a horse racing track can vary, but most tracks are around one mile (1.6 kilometers) in length for flat racing. For steeplechase or hurdle racing, tracks may be longer and include jumps.
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What are the main types of horse races?
The main types of horse races are flat racing, steeplechase (jump racing), and harness racing. In flat racing, horses run on a level track without any obstacles. Steeplechase involves jumping over hurdles and fences, while harness racing involves horses pulling a driver in a two-wheeled cart called a sulky.
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How are horses classified in races?
Horses are classified based on their age, sex, and racing performance. Different races have specific criteria for the horses allowed to participate, such as age restrictions and handicapping weights.
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How do bookmakers set odds for horse racing?
Bookmakers set odds based on the perceived chances of each horse winning the race. Factors like the horse’s past performance, jockey, track conditions, and the betting market influence the odds.
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What is a horse’s form in horse racing?
A horse’s form refers to its recent racing performances, including the positions and results in previous races. Understanding a horse’s form helps bettors assess its current condition and potential for success in upcoming races.
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