Extra place calculator
FreeLay the win and place markets for an extra-place race and see the profit if it lands.
Extra place calculator widget
Design: font, colours, radius
Inherit the font of the page it sits on.
Default keeps the widget's own corners.
Accent, surface, text and radius are the only overridable tokens: a bounded set that keeps every widget readable. Fonts are stacks, so an embed never downloads one.
Embed code
This rewrites itself as you change the controls above: font, colours and radius. Copy it from the button under the code.
<div data-or-widget="extra-place"
data-or-theme="midnight"
data-or-font="host"></div>
<script src="https://oddsrelay.io/widgets/v1/oddsrelay-widgets.js" crossorigin="anonymous" async></script>Paste it once, anywhere. The script auto-mounts every data-or-widget element and is style-isolated in a Shadow DOM, so it never clashes with your CSS.
Installing on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix or React?
- WordPress
- Add a Custom HTML block (or switch the classic editor to the Text tab) and paste the snippet.
- Webflow
- Drop in an Embed element, paste the snippet, and publish. The widget renders on the published site.
- Squarespace
- Insert a Code block where you want the widget and paste the snippet as HTML.
- Wix
- Add an Embed HTML element (iFrame-free custom code) and paste the snippet.
- Shopify
- Paste into a Custom Liquid section (or theme.liquid for every page). A section keeps the widget on the one template you want it on.
- React / Next.js
- Render the div, then load the script once (e.g. next/script or an effect). The bundle auto-mounts new [data-or-widget] elements; call window.OddsRelay.scan() after client-side navigations if needed.
Loading the interactive widget…
When a bookmaker pays an extra place (say the top four instead of the top three), an each-way bet backed there and laid on the exchange win and place markets locks in a tiny qualifying loss, and pays a profit if the horse lands exactly in that extra place.
What it does
- Separate lay stakes for the exchange win and place markets, one tap to copy each
- Place terms of 1/4, 1/5 or 1/6
- The qualifying loss if the horse wins, places normally, or loses
- The profit if it finishes in the extra place
How to use it
- 1Enter the each-way bet. Type the each-way stake, the bookmaker win odds and the place terms.
- 2Add the exchange lays. Enter the win-market and place-market lay odds and their commissions.
- 3Read the outcomes. See both lay stakes, the qualifying loss and the extra-place profit.
What powers this
This calculator runs entirely in your browser. It needs no account, key or feed, and nothing you type leaves the page. The maths is the same commodity matched-betting and value arithmetic used across the industry, implemented carefully and unit-tested.
Questions
What is an extra place offer?
It is when a bookmaker pays out an each-way place bet on more positions than usual for a race, for example the top five instead of the top four. That extra position is where the value sits.
Why lay both a win and a place market?
An each-way bet is two bets, one on the win and one on the place, so it is covered by laying both the exchange win market and the exchange place market. The calculator sizes each lay separately.
When do I make the extra-place profit?
When the horse finishes in the extra place the bookmaker is paying: the bookmaker settles your place part as a winner while your exchange place lay also wins. The calculator shows that figure.
18+ · Data product for licensed operators. Please gamble responsibly.
↳ · More widgets
Matched betting calculator
FreeLay stake, liability and locked profit for qualifying bets and free bets.
Bonus calculator
FreeLay a bonus offer and see the qualifying loss and profit, on a win or a loss.
2Up calculator
FreeLay a 2Up early-payout offer and see the qualifying loss and the windfall if it triggers.
Building a betting product?
When you need the feed behind the maths, matched and rated, start a free trial or get in touch.