Types of bets
August 21, 2026
SignalTurf analyzes French horse races but doesn’t organize any betting.
The app highlights predictions generated by artificial intelligence that can be used to interpret different types of bets offered by licensed operators.
This chapter presents the main bet formats to help you understand what the analyses shown in SignalTurf correspond to.
One analysis, several possibilities
The artificial intelligence models analyze a race as a whole.
Based on this analysis, several horses can be selected. Depending on the type of bet being considered, these same predictions can be interpreted in different ways.
For example, a selection can be used to look for the winner of a race, put together a bet involving several horses, or prepare a more elaborate combination.
SignalTurf, however, doesn’t recommend any particular type of bet. The choice of bet always belongs to the user.
The main bet types
Horse racing offers many bet formats, each with its own specific rules.
Some of the best known include:
- Win: pick the horse that finishes first.
- Place: pick a horse that finishes among the top positions, according to the bet’s rules.
- Exacta/Quinella (Couplé): pick the two horses finishing in the top positions, with or without order depending on the chosen format.
- Trifecta (Tiercé): pick the first three horses.
- Superfecta (Quarté+): pick the first four horses.
- Quinté+: pick the first five horses.
The exact rules, payouts, and payment conditions are set by the operator offering the bet.
Predictions don’t depend on the chosen bet
SignalTurf’s artificial intelligence models don’t calculate a different prediction for each bet type.
They produce a comprehensive analysis of the race, which can then be used for different bet formats.
In other words, the selected horses come from a single analysis and don’t represent a specific recommendation for any particular bet.
Rules can change
Horse racing bet operators may change their offers, terms, or rules at any time.
SignalTurf has no involvement in these decisions and doesn’t guarantee the availability of any given bet type.
Before placing a bet, it’s recommended to check the official rules of the relevant operator.
A tool to support analysis
The bet types presented in SignalTurf are intended solely to help interpret the analyses produced by the artificial intelligence models.
The app doesn’t provide personalized advice and never recommends betting on a particular race or horse.
Betting decisions always remain the user’s responsibility.
Go further
You now know the main bet types that SignalTurf’s analyses can be associated with.
If some terms are still unfamiliar, the Glossary covers the vocabulary commonly used in horse racing and in the app.
You can also check out the FAQ for answers to the most frequently asked questions about predictions and how to use them.