In horse racing, a NAP is a tipster's single most confident selection of the day — the one bet they would back above all others. The term comes from the Victorian card game Napoleon ("Nap"). A tipster's NB ("next best") is their second-most-confident pick.
On Pat's NAPs you pick one horse per race and name one as your NAP for double points — free to play, no stake. Play free · How to play