V75

V75 is a popular form of parimutuel horse racing betting in Sweden, administered by AB Trav och Galopp (ATG). It combines seven races from a single racing day into one pooled wager. Players aim to predict the winner in each of the seven races, typically by submitting a ticket with seven selections, one per race. To increase flexibility and potential payouts, bettors can use system bets that cover multiple combinations by selecting more than one horse in one or more races, at a higher stake.

Payouts in V75 are determined by the size of the overall pool and the number of tickets that correctly predict the outcomes. There are multiple prize tiers corresponding to different levels of correctness, with the top prize going to those who achieve seven correct selections. Lower tiers are awarded for six or five correct selections, depending on the specific rules of the event. Because the pool is parimutuel, the exact payout for any given day depends on how many winning tickets are issued and how much money is accumulated in the pool.

If no ticket achieves seven correct predictions in a given V75 event, the top prize often rolls over to the next event, creating a rollover jackpot and sometimes attracting additional attention and participation. V75 is a fixture in Swedish racing culture and is offered both at live venues and through online platforms operated by ATG and its partners, with results and prize information published after each race day. The format has influenced other regional betting pools and remains a central part of Sweden’s horse racing betting landscape.