My last bets

All your bets, from the most recent to the oldest.

Reading a line

  • The date of the race.
  • The race, whose name leads to its card, with its speciality and its distance.
  • The type of bet: place, win, double place, double win, trio, quarto or quinto.
  • The bet itself: the numbers you played, always arranged in ascending order — it is not a ranking, the finishing order counts in no type of bet.
  • The stake.
  • Watch the race.

One point about the lines: a combined, range or multi bet does not appear as one single bet but as as many lines as combinations played. That is normal — each combination is a bet in its own right, and that is how the game settles them. A multi therefore leaves forty-six lines.

There is no “winnings” column, and that is deliberate

This screen tells you what you played, never what it brought in. The choice is deliberate: it leaves you free to watch the race without knowing in advance whether you have won.

Hence the Watch the race button on each line, which is the page's main use: you find your bet again, you open the viewer, and you follow the race with an interest the displayed result would have spoilt. See watching the race.

When you want the figures, they are elsewhere: the dividends of each race on Last races, and the money movements in your account. The winnings of a winning bet are paid automatically, without your having anything to claim.

What this list serves to check

What you really spend. That is the page's real service. The formulas multiply the bets without your thinking about it, and a run of combined bets reads better here than in the heat of the action: add up an evening's stakes, and you will know whether your betting budget matches what you thought it was.

What you usually play. Going through a few weeks, a profile appears — always the same types, always the same stakes, sometimes always the same mistakes. It is the only trace of your practice, and it is worth reading again from time to time.

Remember that over time punters get back 90% of what they stake: if this list is long, it has cost. See Being a punter.

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