Create an account with RacematePro by opening the menu in the top right hand corner of the home page and clicking on “Create an Account.” No identification is required by RacematePro so this will take less than one minute.

You then need to link your betting account to RacematePro by going to the My Account section (you need to be logged in to RacematePro) and clicking on Link My Accounts and following the instructions. Once you have successfully linked your betting account the balance for that account should appear in RacematePro.

You are now ready to bet. Remember that you can only bet via accounts that you have linked. For example you cannot take NSW TAB odds if you have only linked a VIC TAB account.

Yes. For example if you have a VIC TAB account and a NSW TAB account, you can link both so that you can bet into either of these options. Both balances will be displayed in RacematePro.

No. All verification occurs with the TAB or Bookmaker that you hold an account with.

Deposit and withdrawals are done directly with the TAB or Bookmaker that you have the account and thus funds with. RacematePro does not hold any funds.

No. You must wait to see if all bets are accepted successfully to be sure that your bets are on. A green notification will appear in the top right hand corner of RacematePro to confirm that all bets have been placed successfully. If one or more of your bets has not been placed successfully a red notification will be received. If this occurs please go to Active Bets to see the bets that have failed. Bets that have been placed successfully will have a status of pending.

If you have both TAB VIC and TAB NSW accounts linked, you will need to nominate which account you want TAB Fixed Odds bets processed through. You can do this by going to the My Account section and then clicking on Linked Accounts.

Dutch betting is the practice of backing more than one selection to achieve the same profit regardless of which selection wins. This can be done on single bets like Win bets, on exotics like Trifectas and First Fours or on multi-leg products like Quadrellas.

Let’s take a quadrella as an example and assume you like three runners in each leg. 3 x 3 x3 x 3 = $81 if you wanted to take the quadrella for 100% ($1 on every combination). But let’s assume that in each leg you have a short priced runner (say $2) and a longer priced runner (say $10). Obviously this means that you could win a lot if all the $10 runners win or very little if all the $2 runners win. This is because you have $1 on each combination.

By using Dutch methodology you would not have the same amount on each combination. You could still spend $81 but instead of $1 being on all combinations, each of the 81 possible combinations would have different amounts staked on them. So a combination that is estimated to pay $500 may have $2 on it while a combination that is paying $5,000 may have $0.20. The aim of the Dutch is that you receive the same payout no matter which of your combinations win. Our algorithm have a grouping mechanism of the combinations that have similar estimated dividend which provide the option to select very big number of combinations but outlay low amount which will be spread accordingly the sum of the estimated dividend on each single or combination bet. Grouping depends on the amount and the number of combinations and if the amount can cover all of them with singles, it will not group any, otherwise it will group as much as needed and possible. If the amount is not enough to cover all of your combinations, regardless of the grouping used, you will be warned that calculated Dutch will outlay more than you planned. Our Dutchbook combinations grouping logic combined with estimated dividend range filtering is unique on the racing market. Just try it and you will be surprised by it's results.

RacematePro allows you to choose the amount you want to outlay OR a minimum return OR a minimum profit as part of your dutch bet.

Profit and cover are part of the Dutch functionality for Win and Place bets. A profit bet will aim to deliver you the profit that you want as part of the bet while a cover bet will aim to cover the cost of your outlay. Some people may refer to a cover bet as a “saver”.

Yes. Just select the pools (TABs) that you want to bet into. As long as you have accounts and sufficient funds with those pools (TABs) you can select as many as you like. Upon pressing the “Calculate” button RacematePro will present the details of the bets for each pool. For example if you were outlaying $10 into three pools, you will be presented with three lots of bets with a cost of $10 each.

RacematePro includes functionality to assist you identify changes in the win and place prices. If a runner’s price is highlighted pink it means its price has shortened by 15-20%. If it is yellow it has shortened by 20-25% and if it is green it has shortened by more than 25%. Furthermore if you hover over the price you will see its exact movement. At the top of the race card you can select one minute, two minutes or five minutes as the time interval that dictates the price movement measurement. For example if you select 5min you will see the total price movement for the last 5min and the colour indicators will be based on a 5min time-frame.

Yes. Click on the My Odds button and you will be able to enter your own prices. You can save your odds by clicking on the save icon at the bottom of the My Odds column. You can also normalize your odds by pressing the N button next to the save icon. This will adjust your odds so that they equal a 100% market. You can initialize your My Odds from the Tab Fixed odds by clicking on the import button from the actions row and above my odds cells column. From the My account management page you can use Import/My Odds to import your odds from your prepared csv file(s), and we have a possibility to import additional second my odds 2 and it will also appear in the race detail page, but without the option to adjust it's values, and can be used for Dutchbook calculations too.

Yes. Click on the My Odds button and you will be able to enter in your own prices against each runner. As long as you enter odds for all runners “My Odds” will appear as an option to use for bet calculations.

Where a price is above the price contained in the My Odds or Required Odds columns an easy to see green border appears around the price to make it easily identifiable as an “over”. Calculated Required odds can be used in the Dutchbook calculation.

Were the price is a percent of FixedOdds and your My Odds. If the runner have My odds value less than 99.0, the WMO is 50% of the Fixed Odds and 50% of your odds. Otherwise (either you don't have proper value and you use some value like 99 or 100 or it's a first race runner), WMO is 95% of the Fixed Odds and 5% of your odds. These odds can also be used in Dutchbook calculation and for some races where your suspect your odds they can be a better choice.

Click on the runner number and the entire row of information for that runner will be highlighted. To save this “highlight” click on the save icon at the bottom of the runner numbers.

If you go to My Accounts and then Link My Accounts you will see an option to enable simulation mode. If you tick simulation for any of your linked accounts this will mean that bets will not be placed with the betting agency while in this mode, but instead will be validated only by the Agency. You can create and submit bets as normal and everthing will appear as if you had placed the bet. If you have simulation turned on for an account, the balance for that account will be grey instead of the normal white. You may like to use simulation mode as you get used to the features of RacematePro.

If you apply an ascending sort on the single race betting page using any of the odds or ratings columns, on the Exacta, Trifecta or First4 bet type, new buttons will pop up on top of runners grid, close to Standout and Roving check boxes. The numbers are based on the bet type and on the active runners count in the race and when clicked will make a quick selections on top ('n') ordered runners. You can use this feature to quickly make an initial selections, and if needed to make a small adjustment on the selections and make a bet or run a Dutch calculation.

For the Exacta, Trifecta or First4 bet type, there are buttons that are in between the check boxes that represent the boxed column state. The use of these buttons are to switch selections between positions. There is a possibility to switch any selection column state with another position column. With this feature you can easily create an opposite position selection and create additional bets combinations.