Each-way fixed simply means an each-way bet at fixed odds, which can not fluctuate as Tote Odds can.

When a bet is placed “each way”, it is essentially two separate bets:

The first part of the bet is for the horse to win the race.

The second part of the bet is for the horse to place in the race.

The number of places paid out will depend on the race and the bookmaker‘s rules, but it’s generally the top three places.

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The term “fixed” in the context of betting refers to “fixed odds”. This means that the odds are set at the time the bet is placed and will not change, regardless of how the odds might fluctuate after the bet is made, unlike when betting via Tote odds.

Learn more about fixed odds vs Tote here with Betting Sites Australia.

The total stake will be double the unit stake, as you’re effectively making two separate bets.

If your horse wins, you will collect both the win and the place payout.

If your horse only places, you will collect just the place payout. If your horse does neither, you lose both parts of the bet.

Read our full guide to each way betting here.

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Ben has been an avid horse racing, AFL, NRL, NBA and EPL fan for as long as he can remember. Born and bred in Melbourne, Ben loves nothing more than getting along to the footy to cheer on his beloved North Melbourne Kangaroos and getting trackside for as many Flemington and Caulfield horse racing meets at possible. Ben is our head writer at Betting Sites Australia.