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09 Jan 12 15:38
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The inconsistency applies across the board.

Lancaster for the RUFC market :  Refused and now odds on favourite.

Some obscure beat combo for the Christmas No.1 market:  Refused and went second favourite.

Alan Pardew, currently flying high with NUFC  for the QPR job:  Accepted.


Does anybody have the low down on the policy here?
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Report TheInvestor2 • January 9, 2012 7:31 PM GMT
Don't strain your brain trying to figure out why Betfair, do or don't do stuff.
Betfair should simply add the selection 'Any Other' to all these markets.
Report Alex the old wrinkled retainer • January 9, 2012 9:52 PM GMT

Jan 9, 2012 -- 7:31PM, TheInvestor2 wrote:


Don't strain your brain trying to figure out why Betfair, do or don't do stuff.Betfair should simply add the selection 'Any Other' to all these markets.


"Don't strain your brain" is an original response but not the best I have had yet.

Tell me Investor2, are you best mates with johnnyg?

Report TheInvestor2 • January 10, 2012 11:15 PM GMT
Lol, why do you ask?
Report DStyle • January 13, 2012 12:59 AM GMT
someone on the tennis forum has just met some difficulties getting anna chakvetadze added to the women's australian open, who's in the draw (albeit with a slight injury concern).

i find that rather odd, and along with this, it's got me thinking whether cross matching has now made adding new runners to existing markets a little more complicated than it used to be. presumably there has to be some sort of consolidation once you add a new runner.
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