betting market?

**Vegas_bond** · 01-26-11, 07:49 PM

Id say Pinny. Dont forget Betfair.

**jgilmartin** · 01-27-11, 01:37 AM

SBO should be in there if you are considering soccer.

**That Foreign Guy** · 01-27-11, 05:04 AM

I don't know about SBO, they strike me as no better or worse than any other soccer bookie, is there anything behind including them beyond ZOMG asian syndicates?

**mminkovski** · 01-27-11, 05:18 AM

Pinnacle for all US sports
Betfair for everything else

**Flight** · 01-27-11, 07:26 PM

What is the stock market?

What is the bond market?

what is the currency market?

What is the super market?

Market - Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market

**vcj16** · 01-28-11, 02:23 AM

^^ if you have nothing to contribute then stay out of the fukin thread

**ljump12** · 01-28-11, 07:31 AM

Originally posted by vcj16

^^ if you have nothing to contribute then stay out of the fukin thread

Seems to me he made a pretty valid point. The market is no one place, the market is the combination of all places you can lay Money in the game.

**CHUBNUT** · 01-28-11, 02:02 PM

Betfairs soccer markets are driven by moves in the offshore until gameday when the big boys step in about 2 hours to KO. Bet 365 seem to have a good handle on where its going and Victor Chandler certainly takes big bets, so their moves should be noted.

**durito** · 01-28-11, 02:51 PM

Originally posted by CHUBNUT

Betfairs soccer markets are driven by moves in the offshore until gameday when the big boys step in about 2 hours to KO. Bet 365 seem to have a good handle on where its going and Victor Chandler certainly takes big bets, so their moves should be noted.

Lol

**CHUBNUT** · 01-28-11, 03:26 PM

blue sq has very sharp mlb lines.

and pros can get great lines at unibet up to $50

**Flight** · 01-28-11, 07:40 PM

Originally posted by vcj16

^^ if you have nothing to contribute then stay out of the fukin thread

Actually, I was trying to make a point. I believe it answers your question better than any other in the thread currently.

If you were asking about the size of a specific sport submarket, like most in here assumed, then it would depend on the sport, depend on your location, and available outs. Hence why I think it's better to ask what market we are talking about and then proceed from there. If it is soccer, the answer is very different than say horse racing.

**Flight** · 01-28-11, 07:41 PM

Originally posted by ljump12

Seems to me he made a pretty valid point. The market is no one place, the market is the combination of all places you can lay Money in the game.

Thank you sir, I think you caught my drift.

**vcj16** · 01-29-11, 01:27 AM

i was speaking of the 3 major us sports (football, basketball, baseball)