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A forecast (also called exacta in the US) is a bet on which two horses will finish 1st and 2nd in a race. A straight forecast requires the exact order; a reverse forecast covers both orders for double the stake.

Each-way is two independent bets (one to win, one to place) on a single horse. A forecast is a single bet specifying the relationship between two horses’ finishing positions. Forecasts pay much more but have lower probability of winning.

Use straight if you have a strong opinion on which horse wins. Use reverse if you think two horses will fill 1st and 2nd but you’re unsure of the order — you double your stake but cover both possibilities.

Most UK bookmakers use Computer Straight Forecast (CSF) dividends declared by Tote/SP, not pure multiplied odds. Multiplied odds are a useful approximation but actual payouts can differ by ±10-20% depending on the field strength formula used.