Basic Rules
Key Information
6-boat contest makes it easier to pick a winner.
BOAT RACE is contested by 6 boats.
The hitting ratio is 1/30 for Exacta and 1/15 for Quinella.
1/120 for Trifecta, 1/20 for Trio and 3 /15 for Quinella-Place
Colors of the 6 Boats
BOAT RACE is contested by 6 boats.
Each boat is numbered and color-coded.
Boat 1 is White, Boat 2 is Black, Boat 3 is Red, Boat 4 is Blue, Boat 5 is yellow and Boat 6 is Green
Boats make 3 laps of 600 meters, totaling 1800 meters.
After passing the starting line, the boats vie for the lead by racing around the 1st- and 2nd-turn markers in order, completing 3 laps around the dedicated course (3 laps @ 600 m/lap = 1800 m).
The Unique Start
Unlike the "standing start" used in athletic events, BOAT RACE employs the "flying start" system in which boats must pass the starting line within a designated time frame.
Flying (F) and Late (L) Starts
In BOAT RACE, a boat can take the advantage by passing the starting line ahead of all the others.
If a boat crosses the line too early before the hand on the giant clock hits 0, it's called a "flying start" (F). If it crosses too late after the hand hits 1, it's called a "late start" (L).
In either case, the boat is disqualified from the race.
※ Full refunds are made on bets on such disqualified boats.
