Horse Racing Betting Software Walkthrough – Part 1
Watch Part 1 of the BookPOS horse racing betting software walkthrough. This video covers the start of the racing workflow, from preparing the day's racing and managing runners through to entering a customer wager and producing the betting ticket.
Horse Racing Betting Software Walkthrough – Part 1
Part 1 focuses on the front half of the horse racing betting workflow: preparing the racing information that operators need and then using that information at the point of sale.
You'll see how BookPOS brings race meetings, races, runners and betting activity together in one cloud-based horse racing betting platform.
The walkthrough then moves to the betting counter, where the operator selects the race and runner, enters the customer's wager and completes the transaction to produce the betting ticket.
What You'll See in Horse Racing Betting Software Walkthrough – Part 1
A practical look at the opening stage of the horse racing betting workflow.
Race Setup & Management
See how race meetings, races and runners are prepared and managed before betting begins.
Race Meetings & Runners
Review the day's racing and the runners available to operators at the betting terminal.
Customer Bet Entry
See how staff select the required race and runner, enter the stake and build the customer's wager.
Betting Ticket Production
Complete the transaction and produce the betting ticket that records the customer's wager.
What Happens in Part 1 of the Horse Racing Betting Workflow?
The first stage of a horse racing betting operation is about preparing accurate racing information and then turning a customer's instructions into a recorded betting transaction.
- ✓ Create and manage race meetings and races
- ✓ Add and manage horses and race entries
- ✓ Present the day's racing to betting operators
- ✓ Select races, runners and bet types
- ✓ Enter customer stakes and wagers
- ✓ Produce and track betting tickets
Continue with Horse Racing Betting Software – Part 2
Part 2 continues the workflow with race management, non-runners, results, settlement, cashier control and reporting.