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Betting on greyhound racing from Ireland: markets and settlement rules

Greyhound racing bets on Irish betting sites include win, forecast, tricast and pooled tote bets, and each operator's own rules set how non-runners and combination returns are settled. TDCO Limited, trading as Tote, appears on the GRAI register according to our research notes. No operator wording is recorded yet.

Bookie Ledger editorial team · checked

Which greyhound racing bets exist?

  • Win. The selection finishes first.
  • Forecast. First and second in the stated order.
  • Reverse forecast. First and second in either order, placed as two bets.
  • Tricast. First, second and third in the stated order.
  • Tote. Pooled bets paid from the pool, not at fixed odds.

Names and availability differ by operator.

Bottom line: win, forecast and tricast bets are the core menu; tote bets are pooled.

How is the cost of a combination counted?

Example with invented figures: a reverse forecast on two dogs is two bets. At €2.00 a bet it costs €4.00.

A combination tricast on three dogs covers six orders (3 × 2 × 1). At €1.00 a bet it costs €6.00.

The total is the unit stake multiplied by the number of bets covered.

Bottom line: cost is the unit stake times the number of combinations.

What rules can change a payout?

Operators' rules cover non-runners, reserve dogs and what happens when a race is void. They also state how forecast and tricast returns are calculated.

None of this wording has been recorded yet. The fields to record are in the settlement rules table.

Bottom line: payout rules are operator wording and are still to be read.

Which licensed operators list greyhound racing?

Operator names are candidates, licence to be confirmed on the GRAI register. A cell stays unverified until the operator's own page is read.

Greyhound racing section and rule wording by operator. Source: operators' menus and betting rules · checked 7 November 2026
Operator Greyhound section listed Forecast, tricast and non-runner wording, edition date Source Checked
bet365 (candidate) Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Operator page, URL to be recorded 7 November 2026
Paddy Power (candidate) Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Operator page, URL to be recorded 7 November 2026
BOYLE Sports (candidate) Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Could not be verified on 7 November 2026 Operator page, URL to be recorded 7 November 2026

TDCO Limited, trading as “Tote”, is listed on the GRAI register according to our research notes. Its entry is to be confirmed on publication day: GRAI licence register.

Bottom line: no operator's greyhound rules are recorded yet.

Where do race times come from?

Race times and venues come from the body that organises greyhound racing in Ireland. Its site has not yet been identified; the source is to be found at the facts stage and rechecked every 7 days.

No race time is shown on this page (could not be verified on 7 november 2026).

Bottom line: the organiser's site is the source for times, and it is not yet named.

What does this page not cover?

Odds are not published here. We did not test any bet. The page does not rank operators for greyhound racing.

For the horse-racing equivalent, see horse racing. Sections by operator will appear in the market coverage table.

Bottom line: no ranking is possible until rules and menus are recorded.

Safer gambling and help

18+ only. Gambling can be addictive – play responsibly.

Greyhound races run every few minutes at a meeting. Pace is not a reason to raise a stake; keep to the limit you set.

Free 24/7 support: Gambling Awareness Trust 1800 936 725 · gamblingcare.ie. Tools and other helplines are on the responsible gambling page.

Bottom line: set limits, take breaks, and call the free line if betting stops being a choice.

Sources and what changed

  • GRAI licence register: licence and tote entries
  • Operators' betting rules: URLs to be recorded
  • Organiser of greyhound racing in Ireland: source to be identified

First version, written on 7 November 2026 from our research notes; no operator rule page has been read yet. Check a licence with the GRAI register guide.

Bottom line: every figure on this page needs a source link and a check date before it is filled.

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