The capital and bets that you place in the account will indicate HKD, but end of the week on Monday when profits/losses are settled with your agent, it's always in SGD. That means if you have a profit of HKD1,000 showing at the end of the week, the agent will pay you SGD1,000. Not the currency equivalent. The HKD currency symbol is purely for aesthetics.
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And just to expand on my post #35, which games are decided to be fixed and manipulated are purely based on how much action they have on the accounts they have spread out. For instance, if for some strange reason, 10 big whales coincidentally decided to lay $100,000 each on an obscure side plying their trade in the Cambodian league, this sum will be highlighted to the top who will then decide whether to fade the action or potentially see if they have contacts in that particular market to rig the result in the bookies' favour.Comment
