Here's how it generally works: Going All In: If a player doesn't have enough chips to match a bet, they declare they are going "all in." They then push their remaining chips into the pot. Creating a Side Pot: A separate pot, known as a "side pot," is created for any additional bets.

If a player cannot bet the full amount it takes to call (or make the blind or straddle bet), they can bet all their remaining cash. The player is then tapped out. The player keeps playing but makes no more bets (and, in particular, cannot raise).

The banker is the selection that is least expected to spoil the bet. The bettor has faith in the banker and it is the first selection in any multiple or combination bet. When placing a system or accumulator bet with an online bookmaker, bettors can specify the banker bet.

The 'Super Heinz' bet requires the bettor to pick 7 selections, which results in a total of 120 bets overall within this bet type. The 120 bets within a Super Heinz are as follows; 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 four-fold accumulators, 21 five-fold accumulators, 7 six-fold accumulators and 1 seven-fold accumulator.