Greyhound Tips Hub Guide
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Greyhound tips, odds & the bold read
Updated · by PuntX Trading Desk · How we tip
- Code
- Greyhound Racing
- Primary Markets
- Win, Place
- Key Feature
- Million Dollar Chase Final
- Slot Event
- The Phoenix
- Calendar Dates
As at Sun 15 Nov, 2:04 am AEDT Date Event Venue Friday 27 November 2026 Melbourne Cup (greyhounds) Final (TBC) Sandown Park Saturday 12 December 2026 The Phoenix ($1m slot race) The Meadows
Greyhound racing tips: what we cover
Greyhound tips coverage on PuntX focuses on major Australian calendar fixtures and foundational race information. Daily race previews are not published on this hub. Punters looking for active daily coverage across Australian racing can check out [horse racing tips](/racing/horses) or review [responsible gambling](/responsible-gambling) guidelines.
While daily greyhound previews are not published here, our editorial site delivers regular insights across other racing codes. Punters can learn about the tips methodology or explore harness racing for additional options on the main racing hub.
Greyhound betting markets explained
Greyhound Racing markets at PuntX feature standard wagering choices focused on official race placings. Punters evaluate the field through two primary outcomes, assessing runner performance across sprint and distance formats to identify value before the box draw opens.
The primary options available on greyhound events include the Win market, which requires selecting the runner that crosses the finish line first, and the Place market, which pays if the chosen greyhound finishes in top positions defined by field size.
Big greyhound races in the calendar
Greyhound Racing feature events highlight the highest level of Australian chase competition throughout the year. Key dates include major showcase finals at iconic tracks alongside high-stakes slot events that bring together the fastest sprinters in the country.
Major feature races attract premier chasers from all states. Notable dates on the calendar include the Million Dollar Chase Final at Wentworth Park on Friday 16 October 2026, marking the last ever race at the venue, and The Phoenix slot race at The Meadows on Saturday 12 December 2026. The table below updates with scheduled calendar events.
Key dates for upcoming greyhound racing features:
| Date | Event | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 27 November 2026 | Melbourne Cup (greyhounds) Final (TBC) | Sandown Park |
| Saturday 12 December 2026 | The Phoenix ($1m slot race) | The Meadows |
How greyhound racing works: boxes, distances and grades
Greyhound Racing structures every competition around standardized starting boxes, set distance categories, and class rankings. Understanding box draws and class divisions helps punters assess how runners perform when analyzing a comprehensive greyhound form guide.
Starting box draws influence early speed and track positioning, with inner or outer draws providing distinct advantages depending on a greyhound's racing style. Races are grouped into grades based on career earnings and wins, ensuring balanced fields across short sprints and middle-distance tracks.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you publish daily greyhound tips?
- Daily previews and individual race tips for greyhound events are not published on PuntX Tips. Readers can find daily editorial analysis and selections on the [horse racing tips](/racing/horses) section or explore general setup details on the [about the tips](/about-the-tips) page.
- What does the box draw mean in greyhound racing?
- The box draw assigns starting positions from one to eight. A greyhound's starting box impacts its path to the first turn, as early speed and rail preference shape how runners handle inside or outside draws.
- What are the biggest greyhound races in Australia?
- Australia features major greyhound events including the Million Dollar Chase Final at Wentworth Park on Friday 16 October 2026 and The Phoenix slot race at The Meadows on Saturday 12 December 2026.
- How are greyhound races graded?
- Greyhound races are graded according to age, experience, and career wins. Grading systems ensure fair competition by grouping chasers of similar ability levels together across regional and metropolitan tracks.