I don't know the ins and outs of the PC but I find it hard to imagine how paying 60% of your winnings can allow you to make even more profits than without the charge.
Me either. I don't know the math details but I think the nub of it is that he believes it permits him to make larger wagers without increasing his risk.Originally Posted by allin1
I don't know the ins and outs of the PC but I find it hard to imagine how paying 60% of your winnings can allow you to make even more profits than without the charge.
Join BETDAQ boys
guys, can someone explain to me why you do not want to use matchbook, I bet some time with them, I have always enjoyed it,
no idea
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for once I agree with you!no idea
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But no horse racing, so Betfair still gets the nod overall.
Depends how you bet. Paying commission on every single bet is sometimes less favourable than paying a higher rate of commission on a markets net profit only.guys, can someone explain to me why you do not want to use matchbook, I bet some time with them, I have always enjoyed it,
liquidity aside. what other short comings does betdaq have versus betfair?
Very true.Depends how you bet. Paying commission on every single bet is sometimes less favourable than paying a higher rate of commission on a markets net profit only.
Matchbook isn't for traders.
They won't accept Aussies.liquidity aside. what other short comings does betdaq have versus betfair?
