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Shimonoseki (Yamaguchi Prefecture) is a Japanese motorboat racing stadium, and this page lays out its race day as the pre-match line offers it. Every race puts six boats on the water, numbered 1 to 6. The other Japanese venues open for betting are grouped under Boat Racing.
Races are listed in time order. Each entry shows the scheduled date and time, repeats the venue name and then gives the race number: Race 1, Race 2 and so on down the card. The "All events" link under each race opens its full page, where the winner and placing markets sit. Pre-match bets are taken only before the off; one placed after the start would settle at odds of 1.


With six starters, every market has a fixed number of possible answers. The arithmetic is identical for every race at Shimonoseki (Yamaguchi Prefecture):
Market | Possible outcomes | What you need to call |
|---|---|---|
Winner | 6 | the boat that finishes first |
First Two Places In The Specified Order | 30 | first, then second |
First Two Places In Any Order | 15 | the leading pair, either way round |
First Three Places In The Specified Order | 120 | the top three in sequence |
Moving from a pair in order to a trio in order multiplies the field of answers by four, so a single trio is one pick out of a hundred and twenty. Some selections on a race page show a padlock: those are closed and cannot be added to the bet slip.
Every selection carries the tag (SP), short for Starting Price. That is the price at the off, worked out by averaging the odds the race organisers offer when the boats go. A boat may be pulled out before the race, or the official records may list it as not taking part. When that happens and no new SP market is opened, bets on that boat settle at odds of 1, which means the stake comes back.
You can browse the Shimonoseki (Yamaguchi Prefecture) card without logging in. Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.
Pre-match bets on a race are all voided once it slips more than 48 hours past the official time. A shorter delay leaves the bet standing.
You have 10 calendar days after the race ends to file a complaint, as long as official documents on the result exist from the organiser.
They appear as the official programme gives them, spelled in Latin letters with the Japanese characters after. The site's rules do not consider complaints about how a name is transliterated.