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Jan 26, 2014 -- 9:07PM, fixed wrote:
i can. liquidity is much improved. some markets (1st qurater handicap) didn't even exist back thenone thing that hasn't changed: 3,4,5 years ago people complained about lack of liquidity
Some markets didnt exist back then, but nba games used to have at least 100k matched match odds- pre play! And it was more than 5y ago. No there are some games pre play under 10k. Liquidity is ~80% lower than 5 years ago!
Jan 30, 2014 -- 9:08PM, fixed wrote:
the total amount matched on basketball has gone up compared to 5 years ago80% down is so ridiculous a comment i'll leave it at that
has gone up? are you crazy?! where do you see an increase?
I'm pointing on match odds market only(total ponts). If you interest is on 1st quarter point then yes. There is an increase, because 1st quarter market didn't exist then!.
Do you see an increase on match odds market? where? 8k matched pre play? La games(clippers), Miami 50k matched pre play? Is this an increase?
I remeber times where 400k where matched pre play!
Mar 7, 2014 -- 10:12PM, fixed wrote:
yet there is no need for this kind of qualitative analysis as we have the data.this is amazing. one doesn't need to look any further than this thread to see why 99% of gamblers lose moneyalso after he obviously left us behind here i'd like to encourage the initial contributor (Mr. -1000%) to use his liquidity expertise on markets more deserving of his time ?! (stock exchange/money markets and of course special advisor to ECB, FED)
Does data count when the best you've provided is three years out of date and is therefore totally irrelevant to whether liquidity is higher or lower this year?
Apr 9, 2014 -- 12:46AM, fixed wrote:
still, even if you continue to pretend to not understand simple math: basketball liquidity has gone up Up UP also there are no "alternative exchanges", bf still a monopolymass movement of disgruntled gamblers to other places, which has been projected ever since PC introduced in 2008 ?! well here we are 6y later and: just didn't happen. noooobut don't be sad, i am pretty sure you are able to ignore these facts
Such a shame that your IQ level hasnt gone up since 2008 :(