bet each way
1each way — phrasal Britain, of a bet on a racehorse : to win or to place * * * each way In betting, for a win and for a place (eachˈ way adjective) • • • Main Entry: ↑each * * * each way UK US adverb british if you …
2each way — UK / US adverb British if you bet each way, you win money if the person or animal you choose comes first, second, or third in a race Derived word: each way adjective …
3each way — adv BrE if you ↑bet (=try to win money by guessing the winner of a race) money each way, you will win if the horse or dog you choose comes first, second, or third >each way adj ▪ a £10 each way bet …
4each-way — adjective Thesaurus: betting, bets and ways of bettinghyponym Main entry: each way * * * each way «EECH WAY», adjective. British. 1. made in a horse race for both first and second place: »an each way bet …
5each way — adverb BRITISH an each way BET is an ACROSS THE BOARD bet …
6Each-Way (bet) — An each way bet is a wager offered by bookmakers consisting of two separate bets; a win bet and a place bet. For the win part of the bet to give a return the selection must win or finish first in the event. For the place part of the bet to give a …
7each way — 1) ADV: ADV after v If you bet money each way on the result of a horse race or a dog race, you will win some money if the animal you bet on comes first, second, third, or sometimes fourth. [BRIT] In the last race I put ₤20 each way on two… …
8each way — adverb if you bet (=try to win money by guessing the winner of a race) money each way, you will win if the horse or dog you choose comes first, second, or third each way adjective: a 10 each way bet …
9each way — UK term for betting on a horse to win and/or Place . An each way bet is when you have the same amount on the horse for a win and for a place. Bookmakers will give you one quarter of the win odds for a place in fields of eight or more and one… …
10each-way bet — /ˌitʃ weɪ ˈbɛt/ (say .eech way bet) noun Horseracing, etc. a bet in which a racehorse, etc., is staked to win the place dividend for a place (def. 31b), or both the win and place dividends for a win …
