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Hello,
i have a question to Betfair Commissions:
When i make 2 bets on ONE soccer match (for example Brazil - Egypt) but on two markets...will the losses and the winnings be counted together and afterwards I have to pay the commission OR do i have to pay commission on the winning market full and the losses on the other market have no influence at all. Remember: it´s the same soccer match BUT two markets (e.g. "match odds" and "correct score")
Thanks a lot in advance
i have a question to Betfair Commissions:
When i make 2 bets on ONE soccer match (for example Brazil - Egypt) but on two markets...will the losses and the winnings be counted together and afterwards I have to pay the commission OR do i have to pay commission on the winning market full and the losses on the other market have no influence at all. Remember: it´s the same soccer match BUT two markets (e.g. "match odds" and "correct score")
Thanks a lot in advance
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For commission purposes, the two markets are treated separately. If you win £100 on one and lose £100 on the other, you will still pay commission on the £100 win.
So it is different from racing where you pay commission on the final results.
So it is different from racing where you pay commission on the final results.
No_BS,
No. The point is that in the situation imagined here, there are two distinct markets involved. It's the same in racing - if you were to win £100 on the win market and lose £100 on the place market, you'd still pay commission on the £100 win.
No. The point is that in the situation imagined here, there are two distinct markets involved. It's the same in racing - if you were to win £100 on the win market and lose £100 on the place market, you'd still pay commission on the £100 win.
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