Greyhound Racing: greyhound meetings in the betting line

The Greyhound Racing section of the 1xBet line takes bets on greyhound races. The dogs run on purpose-built tracks, chasing a mechanically operated lure, usually a windsock-style device, that travels along a rail ahead of them.

Capalaba, a straight track in Queensland

The section's group is labelled plain Capalaba, with no country in front. It refers to a track in Queensland, Australia, where greyhound racing comes under Racing Queensland, the state's statutory control body. Capalaba is one of very few straight tracks in the country: in 2018 Racing Queensland described Healesville, in Victoria, as Australia's only other one.

The venue is best known for the Capalaba Cup and for the Straight of Origin, a Group 3 race that pits Queensland greyhounds against dogs from New South Wales. Regular Capalaba race meetings fill the rest of its calendar.

Reading a greyhound meeting in the line

Open the group and the races follow one another in start order. Each block shows:

• the start date and time;

• the track name, with a time marked "GMT" underneath, which is the start in Greenwich Mean Time;

• the greyhounds entered, each with a number (№1, №2…) and a name in capitals;

• a price beside every dog, listed from shortest to longest.

A race page repeats the full field under the "Winner" market: you pick the dog that will cross the line first, and its price is in front of you before you confirm the slip.

Which rules apply

The site's rule book has no section devoted to greyhound racing on real tracks. Bets therefore follow the general rules, above all section 9, which deals with results, dates and start times of events.

Every other pre-match sport is listed in the 1xBet pre-match line.

Before a first stake in dirhams (MAD), set up a 1xBet account.