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asian handicaps are big business elsewhere bu just never hit off here?
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and what's the liquidity like in play if I wanted to trade my position in the AH market? I'll give you a clue - it can not be done
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Vicious circle ain't it. No liquidity = no fresh liquidity = no liquidity.
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Never looked into AH before but lookin on the brazil Honduras game I can see how useful they could be. Brazil -2.5 above evens. Got to worth a punt surely. 26k liquidity too
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themover,
You could always bet the other side in the match odds market .. unless you initially bet you full balance on the AH, then I guess you're out of luck. 0.75% commission people. Over many bets, the $ you save adds up. |
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Very smart Yapi, totaly agree with You. But there is one problem. If people raise liquidity on asian market, be sure betfair will raise commision...
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what bobovieri said
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Possibly, but we can cross that bridge when we get to it ..
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Couldn't agree more OP. Everyone please switch and persist with AH and they will take off.
BUT WHAT WE REALLY NEED IS BETFAIR TO STICK WITH THE DISCOUNT LONG TERM!! |
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If you like AH the best places to bet are Pinnacle and the Asian bookmakers. No commission at all, no premium charge and small margins so you always get a good deal.
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I do use those books, YOMOMMA, but sometimes you can get a better price on the Betfair AH markets (even after commission).
bump for CL games ! |
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Very weak minor markets, just had a look at the clean sheets in
the Celtic match. Virtually non existent. |