A favorite. The term is also used to signify the strongest selection in an accumulator and in a permutation bet it is the selection that must win for the system to give any returns.
The one highly expected to win. If you are using a permutation bet like a Yankee, then the Banker should be the one which appears in all permutations.
Term used to describe the bankers most fancied selection, and when included as a bet instruction, that selection must win
A bet that is highly likely to win. Odds are usually less than 1.5 for these types of bets.
This would be your strongest selection; a 'sure thing'. For example, "Manchester United beating Bradford is a banker". Bankers will usually form the base of combinations and accumulators and they must win for the bet to be successful.
A punters strong selection, his sure thing.
Your "anchor". If you pick a banker in a multi-bet type (e.g.: Quinella or Trifecta), you are picking that Runner to come in any place within your bet.
A selection that a punter or tipster feels is a near certainty.
A selection that is fancied very, very bly indeed. Will often be the cornerstone of combination bets.
The person in charge of taking the bets and making payouts.
Highly expected to win. The strongest in a multiple selection in a parlay or accumulator. In permutation bets the banker is a selection that must win to guarantee any returns.
Greyhound highly expected to win. The strongest greyhound in a multiple selection in a parlay or accumulator.
A bettor's strong selection. A "banker" is an almost guaranteed winner, also known as a lock
One of the three possible bets on a standard baccarat table. Pays off 1 to 1 minus 5% banker commission. The house edge is just over 1%.
1. An almost guaranteed winner bet. When a punter thinks he has a selection highly expected to win, this is said to be a banker bet. 2. The strongest selection in an accumulator bet. A selection that must win to guarantee any return in permutation bets. It is often called the cornerstone of permutation bets.