A bet that is placed far in advance of an event happening. This usually means more than a week before the events happens. If the team/individual does not take part in the contest, you lose your money anyway. The equivalent of the futures market for stocks.
Bets placed in advance predicting the outcome of a future event. Ante-post prices are those on major sporting events, usually prior to the day of the event itself. In return for the chance of better odds, punters risk the fact that stakes are not returned if their selection pulls out or is cancelled.
Placing a bet for on a future event, usually the day before the event in question. The Ante Post offers better odds at the risk of the wager will be considered no action if the team or competitor is scratched or cancelled.
Futures bet (bet placed in advance predicting the outcome of an event to be held later)
Betting prior to the day of the race, and for some big races many months in advance. If your selection does not run, you lose (unless your bet is 'with a run', which returns your money in the event of it's withdrawal). But if an ante-post selection is balloted out of the race the bet is void and stakes are returned, and if your horse is withdrawn but the race is abandoned you should also get your money back.
This is a bet that is placed on future major sporting events, usually prior to the day of the event itself. In return for the chance of better odds, an Ante Post price means you will lose your money if your selection does not take part in the event.
Bet placed on a future event or outcome. Most commonly found with horse racing, golf, soccer and American Football betting.
Betting prior to the day of the race or event. The odds are likely to be better at this early stage, you will lose your stake if your selection does not take part.
A bet that is placed on a future event if your selection does not take part in the event the bet is deemed lost
(Also, Futures) Bets placed in advance predicting the outcome of a future event.
An ante-post bet is placed on a future event, i.e. before the day of the even itself. Bets placed ante post typically give better odds but are risky as if your horse, greyhound etc. is pulled out of the event then you lose your stake money.
A bet which is placed on an event in the future. If the selection does not take part in the contest, the Punter loses the stake.
An "ante-post" bet is a long term advance bet on a future event, perhaps even before all the details of the event is known (e.g. the list of runners declaring for a horse race).
These bets are made on future events, perhaps even before all the details of the event is known (eg the list of runners declaring for a horse race). If your selection is dropped or not entered, you lose your bet. Also Futures
