If you hear the term drift it means that the odds on a selection have increased or ‘drifted out’. For example, the odds on a horse will often drift when people stop betting on it, so the bookmakers increase the odds to tempt people to back it at a higher price.
Dutching means to spread your stake evenly across several selections so that no matter which one of your bets is successful, you win the same amount of profit. For example, if you wanted to bet £10 on a football match, you could stake £5.71 on one team to win at 2/1, and £4.29 on the …
