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but you can choose not to lose to it.
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exactly DStyle
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oh 16.00 post
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Do betfair still have a team of traders working for them???
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If I chose not to lose it, and other people felt they were being pillaged by self-proclaimed "shrewdies" and "courtsiders", there wouldn't be an exchange. I don't mind losing, I like winning, I do some of both. All I want is for the playing field to be level.
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ffs - i mean - exactly DStyle on the 16.00 post
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I'm just waiting on SweetFA using the word "Ferengi"...
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But how can the playing field be level on inrunning as customers around the world will have different delays in their tv pictures. No matter what you are betting on inplay there will almost always be someone who have a faster feed even if it is only a second.
If you want to bet inplay you just have to adapt or leave it, it's that easy. I was betting on Wimbledon final and found out that market prices moved roughly 2 seconds before I saw the reason on my tv. Then I just had to cancel unmatched bets when I saw either Djokovic bouncing the ball for the 6th time or when Nadal scratched his ar$e. Problem solved and I was able to place bets between any of the hundreds of points that were played. |
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Tennis i can understand , What i don't get is the delay on the suspend in soccer matches .
A goal is scored and the sign appears a seconds later , how come BF aren't using the fastest pics available ? |
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Eddie i saw people with netbooks at wimbledon and i know a lot of courtside reporters use betfair.
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