Can anyone explain why Matchbook has seen fit to set up separate markets for the series?
i.e. San Francisco to win / to lose, as well as Texas to win / to lose
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10-26-10 08:05 PM #1
Matchbook and World Series
Last edited by Hareeba!; 10-26-10 at 08:13 PM.
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10-26-10 08:48 PM #2
During the season bettors made win/lose offers on SF & Texas.
Matchbook did not set up separate markets for the world series. Those are the last two teams standing.
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10-26-10 09:11 PM #3
ah!
Originally Posted by Chuck Sims
thanks Chuck for making sense of that for me
wonder why they don't disclose the holds like Betfair does?
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