# Which UK-licensed bookmakers publish extra-place offers? > How we record extra-place offers at UK-licensed bookmakers: the criterion, what the conditions must show, and a dated table that is filled only from checked pages. Source: https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/extra-place-offers/ Updated: 2026-11-07 An extra-place offer pays more places than a bookmaker's standard terms on a selected race. On 7 November 2026 we have not yet read any bookmaker's offer page, so no operator is listed as publishing one. This page sets out the test we apply and the table we will fill with dated conditions. ## What counts as a published extra-place offer? One test decides: on the date we read it, does the operator publish an extra-place offer for horse racing, and does it say where the conditions are? An offer that is not on the operator's own pages on that date does not count. We also require that the operator holds an Active Gambling Commission licence for betting, read on the public register. A bookmaker that fails that step is not listed at all. **The short version:** an offer counts only if the operator publishes it on the date we read it, with its conditions. ## What must the conditions show? An offer is only usable if you can read its conditions before you bet. For each offer we record the same fields, so offers can be compared line by line. - The stake rules, including any minimum stake. - The markets and races covered, and the dates. - Exclusions, such as bet types or payment methods that do not qualify. - Whether the offer changes the place fraction or the win price. - The address of the page and the date we read it. New customers only, 18+, T&Cs apply is the wording to look for on any offer aimed at new accounts. **The short version:** we record the same five fields for every offer so the rows can be compared. ## What does the dated table show? The list of offers changes daily. Terms are read with a seven-day shelf life, and anything older is shown as Data out of date. Every cell below is Not verified on 7 November 2026. **Extra-place offers published by UK-licensed bookmakers · source: operator offer pages · date read: Not verified** | Bookmaker (candidate) | Offer page | Stake and markets | Exclusions | Licence checked | Date read | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | bet365 | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | | Paddy Power | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | | Sky Bet | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | | William Hill | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | | Betfred | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | | BoyleSports | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | The count of operators with a published offer will be stated here once at least five pages have been read: Not verified. **The short version:** the table is a record sheet; an empty cell means we have not read that page yet. ## How long does a row stay valid? An offer is a statement about one day. We therefore treat a row as valid for seven days from the date we read it, and after that the row is marked Data out of date until it is read again. If an offer has ended, the row is removed, and the change is noted in the change log. This is why the table shows a date beside every row and why we do not describe offers as running now without one. **The short version:** a row is valid for seven days from the date read, then it is flagged or removed. ## Who is not in the table, and why? Only six candidates are listed. Others will be added when their profiles and licence records are ready, and a bookmaker that is not Active on the register will not be added at all. We do not repeat claims about offers on a particular race unless the operator's own page, with the date, is on file. A race-by-race list of today's extra places is not something this page provides. **The short version:** we list offers from operator pages with a date, and we do not list individual races. ## How should you use an extra-place offer? Read the terms for your race on the slip, as described in [how to read place terms](https://eachwayatlas.uk/each-way/read-place-terms-on-a-racecard/). Compare the places, the fraction and the win price using [how to compare each-way terms](https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/how-to-compare-each-way-terms/). Some offers may trade a shorter fraction or win price for more places. The conditions say whether yours does. For the standing terms, see [each-way terms by tier](https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/best-each-way-terms/), and for price protection see [Best Odds Guaranteed on racing](https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/best-odds-guaranteed-racing/). **The short version:** more places can mean a different price or fraction, so compare all three figures. ## Where can you get help? 18+ only. Gambling can be harmful. Only bet what you can afford to lose and set limits. National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133 is free and open 24/7. Visit [GambleAware](https://www.gambleaware.org) or block your betting accounts with [GAMSTOP](https://www.gamstop.co.uk). **The short version:** set limits before you use any offer.