Racing categories
BearBet racing content should be organised around three categories: thoroughbred racing, harness racing and greyhound racing. Each category can be described by event type and navigation, not by claims about likely outcomes.
Australian racing schedules change daily, so the affiliate site should avoid implying that a specific meeting, race or market will always be available. The operator site remains the source for current markets and rules.
Major racing events
Large events such as the Melbourne Cup can be mentioned as examples of well-known Australian racing occasions. The page should stay informational and avoid building urgency around event dates or promotions.
For event-based content, include reminders to check field changes, scratching rules, deductions and settlement terms on BearBet before using any market.
Win, Place and Each-Way
A Win selection must win according to the operator rules. A Place selection must finish within the defined placing positions for that race. An Each-Way bet generally combines a Win component and a Place component in one bet structure.
Place terms, field sizes and deductions can affect racing settlement. Readers should verify the current rules and not rely on a general explanation as a substitute for operator terms.
Responsible racing content
Racing content should not describe outcomes as predictable or use phrases such as 'sure thing'. It should also avoid linking wagering to social status, relationships or financial improvement.
A responsible page keeps BetStop, Gambling Help and limit-setting information visible near racing content, because frequent racing schedules can lead to repeated betting opportunities.
- Check field changes and scratching rules
- Read Win, Place and Each-Way terms
- Confirm any deductions or settlement rules
- Use limits and take breaks