Bet on Indy Car Races
When you want to bet on Indy car races you usually have two main options. The first is simply to make the wager known as a “straight bet”. This allows you to choose your driver or team in an “odds to win” scenario, for all motor racing you can find.
The odds are going to vary according to the individual driver or team and even according to the booking agency through which you place the bet.
Generally,
the way this type of wager will work is that you will win an award based on a ratio determined by the bookmaker. For instance, if you place a straight bet on Danica Patrick to win the Indianapolis 500, you might receive odds like 10 to 1. This means that for every one dollar wagered on the race, the bettor wins ten if Patrick is the winner.
The second method to bet on Indy car races is what is known as the “individual matchup”. This would allow someone to select a wager that put two drivers up against one another, or even two teams. For example, in the upcoming Indy season a wager might be made on Danica Patrick versus Marco Andretti, with the bettor selecting the winner and odds on the bet.
Clearly, this means that Indy wagers are actually quite flexible, and can allow for some good profits if you know a lot about the sport. This indicates that a bit of research into the various teams and drivers is essential in order to win any bet on Indy car races or
Formula one betting races.
For example, you should be reading about the upcoming seasons, finding out which cars seem to be favored based on the strength of the team, driver, or even vehicle design. Consider that the 2010 season has already identified teams such as Penske and Ganassi as favorites and all of the betting sites are giving them the preferred odds.
