Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture): betting on the stadium's races
Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture) is a Japanese motorboat racing stadium, listed together with its prefecture. This page gathers the races that venue offers before the off, in time order, and every one of them is contested by six boats numbered 1 to 6.
How the Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture) card reads
Each race sits on its own tile, and every tile is laid out the same way:
Tile element | Meaning |
|---|---|
Date and time | the scheduled start, shown as day/month followed by the hour |
Venue name | Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture), repeated on each race |
Race plus a number | where the race falls in the venue's day |
All events | the way into the full race page and its markets |
The listed time is a guide only: settlement follows the actual start as recorded in the organiser's official documents. Tiles appear chronologically, from the first race of the day to the closing one.
What SP means and what happens to a scratched boat
On any Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture) race page, each selection ends with the letters (SP), short for Starting Price. That price is worked out from the average odds offered by the race organisers at the moment the boats set off. A boat can be pulled out before the race or listed as a non-starter by the organiser's records. Unless a new SP market is put up in its place, every bet on that boat is settled at odds of 1, which hands the stake back.
Tapping a price on the race page adds it to the bet slip, where the stake is entered in Algerian dinars. An accumulator welds every line into one ticket that stands only while each selection holds, and a single miss brings the whole combination down with it.
Before the start and after it
Every other venue currently open for betting is grouped under Boat Racing, each shown with its prefecture. Once a race gets going it drops off this list and reappears among boat races being run live. Betting on a Tokoname (Aichi Prefecture) race requires a 1xBet account in dinars.