anyone noticed how betfair cash out option does not add up,
example.
backed 1.03 for £100 1.03 is there to LAY but if you use the betfair cash out option you lose £0.96p. so what betfair is saing is you back @ 1.03 for £100 & lay @ 1.03 for £100 you lose money.
Right on The Investor2. If someone wants to cashout they can make their own decision. only a novice neeeds bet-unfair to tell'em what to do. Cash out =lose out.
Right on The Investor2. If someone wants to cashout they can make their own decision. only a novice neeeds bet-unfair to tell'em what to do. Cash out =lose out.
I have always seen that it's a lie, so never tried ding it, but thought it was a mistake and if I push the button it would count it normally, apparently not, not that I would ever use that feature though
I have always seen that it's a lie, so never tried ding it, but thought it was a mistake and if I push the button it would count it normally, apparently not, not that I would ever use that feature though
it's not a lie, to all the idiots that don't know how to trade or haven't bothered to look things up it's a nice little option for them and i see it as a little betfair charge for the feature
it's not a lie, to all the idiots that don't know how to trade or haven't bothered to look things up it's a nice little option for them and i see it as a little betfair charge for the feature
Also, I rarely use cash out, I do it myself. Saying that sometimes if I want to cash out quick e.g. my Barca lay when they where 2 down then I cashed out when Messi was taking a dangerous free kick, I use it. And indeed it's a nice feature for those that are not tracings bets as if they're commodities.
Also, I rarely use cash out, I do it myself. Saying that sometimes if I want to cash out quick e.g. my Barca lay when they where 2 down then I cashed out when Messi was taking a dangerous free kick, I use it. And indeed it's a nice feature for those
The one major positive of the cash out system on Betfair is that you don't have to have any money in your bank to trade.
E.g I have £100 in my bank, I place the £100 on over 2.5 goals in a match. At any point I can still trade out, even though my bank is empty. You can't do that manually. So it has it's uses.
The one major positive of the cash out system on Betfair is that you don't have to have any money in your bank to trade.E.g I have £100 in my bank, I place the £100 on over 2.5 goals in a match. At any point I can still trade out, even though my ba
ive always used the cash out and always did think theres a little percentage less that betfair gain...aslong as its green alls good :)
That is possibly the saddest quote on here for sometime
ive always used the cash out and always did think theres a little percentage less that betfair gain...aslong as its green alls good :) That is possibly the saddest quote on here for sometime
How can you bet against winnings if you don't have any? E.g that £100 bet losing at HT 0-0. I can trade out for a loss.
I'm not saying it's right that Betfair take another cut, but for some people it keeps them in the game.
How can you bet against winnings if you don't have any? E.g that £100 bet losing at HT 0-0. I can trade out for a loss.I'm not saying it's right that Betfair take another cut, but for some people it keeps them in the game.
Fair enough. I understand it enough to get in and out of bets when I need to. I just thought you needed to put in fresh money to offset the lay/back.
I only used the cash out when I was starting a fresh anyway, AGT is far better in the long run.
Fair enough. I understand it enough to get in and out of bets when I need to. I just thought you needed to put in fresh money to offset the lay/back.I only used the cash out when I was starting a fresh anyway, AGT is far better in the long run.
cloughandtaylor 28 Jan 12 19:35 Joined: 22 Jun 08 | Topic/replies: 1,860 | Blogger: cloughandtaylor's blog ive always used the cash out and always did think theres a little percentage less that betfair gain...aslong as its green alls good :)
That is possibly the saddest quote on here for sometimeSad
really? read some more threads then fella. not even top 10000 that one
cloughandtaylor28 Jan 12 19:35Joined:22 Jun 08| Topic/replies: 1,860 | Blogger: cloughandtaylor's blogive always used the cash out and always did think theres a little percentage less that betfair gain...aslong as its green alls good :)That is possib
I'm not against it in principle, on the contrary it's a great idea for beginners or people who don't care to waste their lives on betfair, it's just a good idea.
But how could they get a good idea so wrong?
Cashout is so bad it's amazing.I'm not against it in principle, on the contrary it's a great idea for beginners or people who don't care to waste their lives on betfair, it's just a good idea.But how could they get a good idea so wrong?
like i aid earlier it's a good little service to people that don't know how to trade so betfair take a little percentage for offering it. to anyone that knows how to trade or has the brain to use a back/lay calculator i don't see why you would be moaning about it, grumpy gits
like i aid earlier it's a good little service to people that don't know how to trade so betfair take a little percentage for offering it. to anyone that knows how to trade or has the brain to use a back/lay calculator i don't see why you would be moa
Betfair don't take a cut. The reason it doesn't add up is because the amount it shows your potential green/red at isn't based on the latest price, e.g. 1.03, it's based on the next price after that, say 1.04 or higher. They do that because your cashout would fail if somebody gobbled up the last remaining money at 1.03 whilst your cashout was processing, so you know the minimum amount you'd make when you hit the button.
If the 1.03 is still available when the bet goes through, which in most cases it is, you'd be paid based on the 1.03, so you'd actually make more than what it said on the screen.
Obviously manually greening gives you more control, but cashout isn't the big con people think it is.
Betfair don't take a cut. The reason it doesn't add up is because the amount it shows your potential green/red at isn't based on the latest price, e.g. 1.03, it's based on the next price after that, say 1.04 or higher. They do that because your casho
"They do that because your cashout would fail if somebody gobbled up the last remaining money at 1.03 whilst your cashout was processing, so you know the minimum amount you'd make when you hit the button"
Complete rubbish. What if a big bet goes through and takes out the next price? It isnt guaranteed at all. Especially in an illiquid market, you could well find yourself not matched if what you say is correct!
"They do that because your cashout would fail if somebody gobbled up the last remaining money at 1.03 whilst your cashout was processing, so you know the minimum amount you'd make when you hit the button"Complete rubbish. What if a big bet goes throu