
Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture): one race, six boats
This page covers a single race, listed as Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) and due off on 04.11.2026 07:40. It belongs to the Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) race card, and six numbered boats fight for the finish. Every market here is decided by the order in which those boats cross the line.
Decoding a Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) selection
Each line opens with a boat number, then the driver's name in Latin letters followed by the Japanese characters in brackets. The pattern depends on the block:
Block on the page | How a selection looks | Wins when |
|---|---|---|
Winner | "No.(4). name To Win (SP)" | boat 4 crosses the line ahead of the rest |
First Two Places In The Specified Order | "No.1. name And No.3. name (SP)" | boat 1 wins and boat 3 comes second |
First Two Places In Any Order | an identical two-number pattern | boats 1 and 3 fill the top two places in either sequence |
First Three Places In The Specified Order | "No.1., No.3. And No.6. (SP)" | the finish reads exactly 1, 3, 6 |
Where order matters, the numbers are written in the finishing sequence the selection expects. A tap on a line puts it in the bet slip, and the stake is typed in Algerian dinars before confirming. Each line inside the coupon carries a small cross, and removing one refreshes the whole ticket at once, so the selection can be reworked as often as you like.
If Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) is not completed


A race that stops without an official result being declared has all of its bets voided. The only exception is a market whose outcome had already been settled by the time the race was halted.
Other stadiums and their daily race cards are collected under Japanese boat racing markets. A bet on Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) goes through a 1xBet player account opened before the start.
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Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture): two special cases
What if two boats are declared joint winners?
The simultaneous finish rule kicks in: with two winners the return is worked out on half the stake, and from three winners upward the bet is settled at odds of 1.
Can Winner and First Two Places from Lake Hamana (Shizuoka Prefecture) go into one accumulator?
No, those outcomes depend on each other. When an accumulator holds such related picks, the lower-priced of them get dropped from it.