Bookmakers tend to quote the first few and then give the Bar Price. For example, in a horse race with a large field you might see a list of odds reading something like Lucky Luciano 2/1, Blue Streak 3/1, Red Devil 5/1, Monkey Nuts 6/1, 8/1 Bar. The "8/1 Bar" bit means all the other runners and riders are quoted at odds of 8/1 or more.

This refers to the odds of selections at the last quoted price and bigger. For example, in a large field. The Premiership outright markets may read Manchester United 2/1, Arsenal 7/2, Liverpool 4/1, Leeds 5/1, 8/1 Bar - meaning every other side is quoted at 8/1 or bigger.

Refers to the odds of all those at the last quoted price and bigger. For example, lists at large field events, e.g. Odds to win the English Premier League may be as follows: 3.00 Manchester United, 4.00 Liverpool, 6.00 Arsenal, 9.00 Newcastle, 13.00 BAR. 'BAR' shows that every other team in the betting list has odds of 13.00 or bigger.