All-Up: Is a means of reinvesting the outcome of one race onto another. Select between two and six races at the same meeting. You can place a Win, Place, or Quinella bet. Dividends are automatically reinvested into your next wager. All your selections must come in for your ticket to be a winner.

Multi Bets (also known as All Ups, Parlays or Accumulators) allow you to combine up to 25 different individual bets into one single bet, with each individual bet being referred to as a leg.

A Quinella is a good bet to take when there is a reasonable sized field ( i.e. 10 runners or more) and you are undecided about a couple of horses. The expected dividend in a Quinella is generally bigger than taking those same runners in a Win or Place bet. For R$3 you can pick 3 horses to run 1st and 2nd in any order.

You can include selections from any sport and most betting options normally offered by TAB for a regular single bet in your Multi. A TAB Multi can be made up of between a minimum of two (2) and a maximum of twenty (20) different fixed odds sport or racing options.

The term bet can be used in a few different ways on social media but generally means agreed or okay. For instance, someone might say, Want to grab lunch later?  and the other person responds, Bet . It can also be used as a shorthand to mean you can count on it  or trust me. 

used to emphasize a statement or to mean "certainly": "Are you coming to the party?" "You bet!"

These are the most common slang terms, according to the parent survey, along with their Urban Dictionary defintion. Sus - "Giving the impression that something is questionable or dishonest; suspicious." Bet - "An expression that means 'I agree', 'good news'."

The network, which was named Black Entertainment Television (BET), launched on January 25, 1980.