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Please post if you were due to pay PC2 this week, did you pay and at what rate 40%, 50% or 60%?
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Was due to pay 50%
Week's activity(£stg): won 971, lost 953, profit 18(net) 64(gross) So charges 57.6% and no charge liable. Focusing mainly elsewhere now.  |
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I tried to do a few arbs to try to minimise it, unfortunately my lays on here all got beat so I won on here. Only 'won' a few hundred from my normal activities for the week, but I have been charged a few grand for the priviledge.
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That was my fear, Joel. It was punishing at 20% but prohibitive at 50%.
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^^^^^ what markets were you trying to arb ?
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Any I could
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Mainly horse racing place markets
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I don't understand my statement. My lifetime % of commission paid was 21%. In the first week it came to 19%. Yet I didn't pay the charge as the statement says my lifetime % is 40.9%. I assumed it would start of 40% but it seems to have been set slightly higher.
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Joel, in order to minimize the burden of original PC I arbed too. I just skewed my position so that if I won on Betfair, I would win a big chunk extra (covering PC), and if I lost on Betfair I would end up with a loss overall (negating the benefit of losing on here).
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PC2 Week 1 - $9802.47
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well according to the response to this thread it appears not many are paying PC2. Reading other forums it looks like some are splitting their bank and playing both places, I suspect from they are on 40%. Me, on 60% its a no brainer and I would be very surprised if anyone would play at the 60% rate.
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I haven't bet on betfair since PC came in
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Did you try plugging your pc to the mains when it came in nairda, they like electricity?
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Amazing how many pc2 players have a non realistic response to the pc2 on these threads, perhaps all is not what it seems and those same persons aren't in-line for the charge?
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