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its the bots running across both exchanges offering the prices.... thats y its a couple ticks higher is prices
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this will happen.on the big sports events the spreads the same
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The 2 markets are not always in tandem. take tonight, betfair clients trying lay man city whilst across the road they are offering two ticks more practically all evening. likewise betfair shorter on swansea as their clients want to back them. Quite an interesting battle between the clients of the 2 exchanges.
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purple is pants, its been around 10 years , changed little, too few markets, ridiculous liquidity for pro punters, websites boring, pants , pants, pants
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but yet bf, Purple is growing big time
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Arbing a tick across the exchanges - How does that work when you have to pay commission?
Say busy pre match market on here (over/under 2.5 goals) 2.1 - 2.12.... but 2.08 - 2.12 over there....I'm happy to back at 2.11 on purple.....which you would expect to go as 2.12 being laid here and lower commission etc. What happens? - Bet just sits there. |
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It is growing but only because betfair is giving them the best pr boost ever [;)]
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peoples choices equals markets forces
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Johnny
Purple is the same as betfair was 5 years ago...you have to work at getting your bet matched If your not paying PC and are happy at betfair, bet here..I just know, if it was me, and I wansn't paying PC, i still have money at Purpl,e and start to work at Purple to try and get a better prices If you're a pro (not paying PC) then you need money at both exchanges |
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I can see purple picking up alot of new customers with 2.5 comms and no pc, what effect this will have
on possible changes to betfair pc policy we will have to see in say a years time when the figures come through |
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I had 200k USD matched on tennis last week.....if you said that I could do this 6 weeks ago...I say you was crazy
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Wow cool, thats good liquidity nairda, I think like most that pc2 is far to off-putting to all customers, pc1 was accepted but at rates of up 60% it smacks of super-tax instead of vat, thats not just my opinion its everbodys , I hope that betfair find some recourse to the pc2 policy at some point as it could be a big anchor to growth in the future!
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Wow cool, thats good liquidity nairda, I think like most that pc2 is far to off-putting to all customers, pc1 was accepted but at rates of up 60% it smacks of super-tax instead of vat, thats not just my opinion its everbodys , I hope that betfair find some recourse to the pc2 policy at some point as it could be a big anchor to growth in the future!
what the f-ck..are you feeling sick BF? |
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I reckon give it till next july, the stagnated new customer/liquidity growth figures come through for
sports markets then a rethink will be needed, in fact if the big 480 lived on half volume instead of churning then it would get scrapped, but thats just wishful thinking as cant see the top players easing there game! |
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The trouble is customers are just as eager to get the profits as fast as there taken away from them in
charges. |
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bf_fananatic 16 Aug 11 11:09
purple is pants, its been around 10 years , changed little, too few markets, ridiculous liquidity for pro punters, websites boring, pants , pants, pants bfrape ![]() |
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no problem getting on the main footy matches - others less so
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