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Another point is that if you are ever lucky enough to make millions on here your net winnings after all charges is non taxable but betfairs share and its net profits will be taxed and they need to then find more customers and growth to keep the show running, where as you could just laxe on a beach for 6 months with no worries
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a premium charge for what is a premium betting service second to non!
second to nonsense?, nonce?, non-pc charging exchanges?, nonentity? or were you speaking French bff? Looking at your average early morning horse market, it surely cannot be none? |
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I would personally love to be paying pc as it would me I and BF would be making plenty of profit
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^^ lol we all the PC charge might as as well come with the message "we only like mug punters"
Enjoy you 60% tax |
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pmbets • March 11, 2012 7:04 PM GMT
I think the only way for Betfair now is down.It has come to the point where the markets offer no value.Similar to the early days when they was struggling for liquidity but allowed seeding. Now with all these charges(would be ok if we had seeding and liquidity) I can see the pros and most others who are clued up to do something different to speculate their money. What a load of cobblaz if you don't mind me saying... |
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I never look at bf now and think, 'that's value'.
I often think that looking at Pricewise box and early morning prices but they're fictitious, at least to clued-up punters. There are six horses I want to back at Cheltenham tomoz and wd be able to, if I had six new friends. The first bf price would be value to even 250 on the nose but there's only tumbleweed there. There are types of winners to whom bf are prepared to give things away but as a tissue-maker and price-taker I'm not that sort. They shd engage in a controlled give-away to more types of user to keep the exchange going imv. |