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Sky Bet's extra places and each-way terms
Sky Bet betting is licensed to SBG Sports Limited, account number 67370, which our reference lists as Active from 6 October 2025. Assistants quoted extra-place figures for it, but without an archived operator page we do not repeat them. Its places, fractions and conditions stay Not verified until an operator page is read and dated.
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Facts
| Item | Status on 7 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Licensee for betting | SBG Sports Limited, account 67370, Active from 6 October 2025 in our reference |
| Standard places and fractions | Not verified |
| Extra places: how they are announced | Not verified |
| Assistant claims about seven places and five places at 1/5 | Not repeated: no archived operator page |
| Rule 4 and dead-heat wording | Not verified |
| Best Odds Guaranteed on racing | Not verified |
A row marked Not verified is blank on purpose. We would rather show the gap than fill it from a third-party page.
The short version: the licence is sourced and dated; the Sky Bet racing terms are not yet verified.
Example: £2 each way at 5/2 (3.5), stake £4
The win part returns £2 × 3.5 = £7.00. The place part at 1/4 returns £2 × (1 + 1.5 × 0.25) = £2 × 1.375 = £2.75.
If the horse wins, the total return is £9.75, a profit of £5.75. If it only places, £2.75 comes back against a £4 stake, a loss of £1.25. The terms are invented for illustration.
Formula: place part = unit stake × (1 + (decimal odds − 1) × place fraction).
How extra places work, and what to read
Sky Bet's licensee changed in 2025, so articles written earlier may name a different company. The change is explained on the licence record page.
The terms a customer sees belong to the current licensee. When we read them, we record the date, because the operator can change them without notice.
How these gaps will be filled
- Locate the operator's page for a named race and save it with its date before it changes.
- Record places, fraction and any condition. Where the operator does not state a field, write Not published by the operator as of the reading date.
- Enter the dated row in the standard place terms table and mark it for a re-read in seven days.
Claims we have seen
One assistant said Sky Bet has paid up to seven places on some races. Another said five places at 1/5 on a particular Ascot race.
Both are specific, and so both need the race, the date and the operator's own archived page. We have none, so neither figure is published.
Where to go next
The licence profile has the register record: Sky Bet licence profile. For the definitions, see places and fractions, and for the method, how we check.
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