daily double
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Definition
- Noun:
- A single bet on two horse races in the same day: A "daily double" is a type of wager in horse racing where the bettor must correctly pick the winners of two specified consecutive races, typically the first two races of the day, with a single bet.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- He won a significant amount of money by hitting the daily double at the racetrack.
- To place a daily double, you must select the winner of both the first and second races on your ticket.
Advanced Usage
"to hit/sweep the daily double": To correctly predict both winners in the daily double bet.
- The experienced handicapper managed to hit the daily double, earning a large payout.
"daily double pool": Refers to the total amount of money wagered by all bettors on the daily double event.
- The daily double pool was unusually large for a weekday race card.
Variants and Related Words
- Double (n): In gambling contexts, a general term for a bet linking two outcomes.
- Pick (n): A selection of a predicted winner.
Synonyms
- Two-race bet: A descriptive synonym for a daily double.
- Consecutive race wager: Emphasizes the requirement that the two races are run one after the other.
Related Phrases
"Early daily double": Often refers to the daily double offered on the first two races of the day.
- She always studies the form for the early daily double.
"Late daily double": Refers to a daily double bet offered on two of the final races of the day.
- The late daily double featured two very competitive fields.
Noun
- a single bet on two horse races in the same day