A grade, in this case, is denoted by a shape, and you get told four grades that the chicken gets. Imagine there are four clairvoyant chicken specialists that use their mystical talents to beak into the future to try and figure out which chicken would win, and then assign them a grade. All this info can help paint you a clearer picture of what you can expect. You will want to compare these placements with the types of races that they were (short, medium, or long) as this will also give you a good picture to see what lengths of races a chicken may do best with! Some may do great in longer races because they start slow but get faster as the race goes on, but that would mean they kind of suck for short races. This means that the number of the left is its most recent finish, the middle was its finish two races ago and the last number on the right was from three races ago. This means that the arrow directions equate to:Īt a glance, you may think that the number shown is some number in the hundreds which won't make all that much sense, but what the numbers are actually telling you are the places that the specific chicken placed in during its last three races. The best condition that you want to see is the one that is pointing straight up, with the least desired being the one pointing straight down. The direction of each of these arrows shows how your chicken is doing and in turn, how likely they will be to have sudden bursts of speed during the race! Now that you've decided how you are going to bet, you now need to figure out what the best chicken that will most likely win you big! To do that, you will need to take a look at each of the chicken's two detail tables (one shown by default in the Single, Quinella, and Exacta screens, with the other, accessed by highlighting a chicken's name and hitting the button to show details) and decipher their meaning.ĭirectly to the right of each chicken's name, you will see a column with a bunch of colored arrows pointing in different directions.
But, just think of these as all the possible choices that you can have made in the previous quinella and exacta options, listed out for you and in an all-or-nothing situation.Ĭhicken Stats - What do the symbols mean?
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These Dividend Lists can be incredibly imposing when you check them out as they flood the screen with charts full of numbers and graphs, and it's a lot.
You will get payouts depending on the number you get correct. The Exacta bets see you attempting to pick the order that the racers will come in at, meaning which chicken will be first, which one second, third, forth, and fifth. The important thing to keep in mind with this one is that you are picking which chicken will be in each spot, just that will be included in the top two.
Single win bets are the simplest bets to place, with you placing a bet on the chicken you believe is going to win.įor the Quinella option, you are picking the two chickens that you think will take the top two spots, coming in first and second places at the end of the race. You can bet a maximum of 300 points on a single choice, but there is no limit to how many choices you bet on, meaning that you can bet on a single win criteria or if you have enough points banked, you can bet on every possible option. When you decide you want to buy some tickets to bet on the chickens you will have a handful of different choices in front of you to determine how you want to bet in the upcoming race. Once you're in and have gotten yourself some tags, it's time to bet on some fine-feathered contenders! Head inside the building with the big blue door with the chicken on it. Before you can place your bets, you need to know where to go! You will find the Chicken Racing location over at Umekojicho in Rakugai, west of the Gunman training grounds, Unyuan.
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