could someone that knows, please tell me; when on the market maker feature in matchbook, there's a box that one must fill in order to create odds that says "base Value", what exactly should you type there...like a reference odd ???
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It´s the base value for the first team, if you want to get +105 on both sides you put in +100. That´s how it is explained, i guess if you want +108 for the first team and +102 for the second, you put in +103?Comment -
thanks for the input but...whats does "base value" means as far as for understanding the concept, you know what i mean ?Comment -
My understanding is that it reflects how you would cap the game, where the line would be for you without any vig.Comment -
i see...interesting, so if a game is being traded at +160 but i think it should be +180 then just type that in there along with the juice and the market maker will create the odds automatically based on my estimation.....Comment -
and you will get raped on 1 side, yep
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tricky stuff....Comment -
The market makers always copy Pinny´s odds, so all you can do is offer lower vig... Iam not sure if i would recommend that thou, would think most of the times you get banged on line moves.Comment -
well my interest on all of this is for the soccer section of matchbook....i don't deal with any other sport...so i haven't come out with offers yet until i feel i understand completely the meaning of this "base value" option....Comment -
maybe you should just play around with small amounts?Comment -
no doubt about it....i don't really know how much volume matchbook moves on soccer anyway, i have notice that most of market makers there use a system called "seeding" which is commonly use by people when opening a fresh line....so there are some factors that i still need to figure out....Comment
