RaraWin Yankee bet UK: eleven lines on four selections, and no singles
A RaraWin Yankee bet is eleven lines on four selections, with the singles left out. One winner returns nothing. No stake tariff is stored.
# RaraWin Yankee bet UK: eleven lines on four selections, and no singles
A RaraWin Yankee bet UK is a full cover on four selections with the singles left out. It is eleven bets: six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold. One winner on its own returns nothing, because no line in the package is a single.
RaraWin is the only casino and book on the UK table. The welcome cell says "Welcome bonus" and stops there. No amount, no free spins, no wagering figure. That empty title is not a unit stake, and it is not a consolation for one winner. If the slip shows a unit, unit times eleven is arithmetic so you can see the outlay. We have not stored a tariff, a minimum stake, or a price.
How a RaraWin Yankee bet UK is built
Name four selections. Call them A, B, C and D. They can be four horses or four separate results, if those markets sit on the coupon you are using. The shape does not change with the sport. Each leg still settles on the market you actually tapped.
The eleven lines are the combinations of two or more:
- Doubles: AB, AC, AD, BC, BD, CD. That is six.
- Trebles: ABC, ABD, ACD, BCD. That is four.
- Fourfold: ABCD. That is one.
Six plus four plus one is eleven. That count is the definition. It is not a price printed on the welcome row.
A patent uses three selections and seven bets: three singles, three doubles and a treble. The Trixie, which that page already separates from the patent, drops the three singles and keeps four bets. A Yankee is the four-selection bet with the singles already removed. It is not a patent with an extra horse pasted on.
Add four singles to a Yankee and the package becomes a Lucky 15, fifteen bets. One winner can then return a single. This page does not price a Lucky 15. Some bookmakers advertise a one-winner extra on bets with "Lucky" in the name. Nothing on the RaraWin welcome cell says that extra is offered here, so it is not stored.
An accumulator is one line. All legs must win or that line loses. A Yankee is eleven lines. Two winners still leave their double alive. The fourfold dies, and every treble dies, but the cover has done the job those two names were paired for.
A Canadian, sometimes called a Super Yankee, needs five selections and twenty-six lines. If the slip shows twenty-six, you have left this page. A Heinz needs six selections. Do not round those names down to "a Yankee" because the slip looks busy.
What one, two, three and four winners actually leave
No odds are stored. These cases are only about which lines remain.
One winner, A. Every double needs two names. Every treble needs three. The fourfold needs four. Nothing in the eleven is a lone A. The Yankee returns nothing. A patent would still have held the single. Do not drag this ticket into the patent box because one horse won and you wish a single had been there.
Two winners, A and B. C and D lose. The double AB wins. The other five doubles each contain C or D, so they lose. Every treble contains at least one loser, so they lose. The fourfold loses. One line from eleven is alive.
Three winners, A, B and C. D loses. Doubles AB, AC and BC win. Doubles AD, BD and CD lose. The treble ABC wins. The three trebles that include D lose. The fourfold loses. Four lines are alive: three doubles and one treble.
Four winners. All six doubles, all four trebles and the fourfold win. That is the only case that settles every line as a winner. It is still eleven results, not one accumulator you have renamed.
Two winners are not "half a Yankee" in stake. You still paid for eleven lines. The return, if any, comes only from the lines whose every leg won.
Each-way, forecasts and horses that do not start
An each-way bet is two stakes on one selection, win and place. An each-way Yankee, if the coupon offers the switch, strikes each of the eleven win and place. That is twenty-two unit stakes, not eleven. We have not stored whether RaraWin prints that switch, and we have not stored place terms or a place fraction. If you only wanted one horse placed, the place page is the bet. This page is the eleven-line cover.
A straight forecast asks for first and second in that order in one race. A Yankee does not ask for an order inside one race. It asks for four separate results, then covers the combinations of those results. Four horses in a single race, typed as one Yankee, are not a tricast and not a forecast.
A non-runner does not start. On an ordinary day-of-race single, that leg is often void. What a void leg does inside a Yankee is not stored here. It might collapse a treble into a double, or the slip might treat it another way. Rule 4 deductions are not stored either. Read the confirmation after the off. Do not assume the other lines are untouched because a single would have been void.
A dead heat splits a stake on the ordinary reading of that separate market. The fraction is not stored, and it does not automatically become the settlement of a double inside this package. If two of your selections dead-heat, read that race's rule on the slip before you treat the double as a full winner.
What to read before you place the bet
Count the lines. Eleven is this shape. Fifteen means the singles were added. Seven means three selections and a patent. One means an accumulator. Twenty-six means five selections.
Check the unit against the total. Unit times eleven matches the outlay only when each line is one unit and each-way is off. If the slip shows another total, the slip wins. We have not stored a minimum.
Check that the four selections are the four you meant, in four markets. A Yankee does not ignore the rest of a field the way a betting-without ticket does. Each leg settles on its own result.
The welcome row stays empty of figures. Nothing there discounts a double, adds a free line, or sets the eleventh bet to zero. If a promotion sits beside the slip, keep it off the Yankee until the terms name this bet.
Use the UK casino table to see the live RaraWin row before you open the coupon.
18+ only. Eleven lines are eleven ways to lose the unit, not a softer single. If the cashier offers a deposit limit, set it before you fund the account.
