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dannymark
20 Jul 12 21:32
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Is there enough liquidity in the Asian Handicap markets for football (soccer) to place regular back bets at £100ish for competitive matches? I've not been in the market before.

I only ask on here as you never get a serious answer on the football forum because they all have mastered the art of money making and i'd just be wasting their valuable time.

Thanks in advance for anyhelp
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Report curlywurly July 21, 2012 9:14 AM BST
not at a decent price and certainly not in running - there's 1 main bot operator in these markets and to say it's stingy is putting it mildly
pinnacle is the answer
Report dannymark July 21, 2012 10:12 AM BST
Thanks mate - I'm not after trading out. I'm just after using that market to take an overall position in a game. Are the prices poor then compared to the general bookmakers.?
Report kenilworth July 25, 2012 7:08 PM BST
Asian prices are just derivitives of match odds and hard to see
any advantage betting the asians as opposed to straight betting,
except betting against the good things, many people over estimate
the goal diffs.
Report the silverback July 25, 2012 8:18 PM BST
Any serious football punter should concentrate on betting Asians with the low margin firms who cater for anyone.
Report OliasOfSunhillow August 7, 2012 11:18 AM BST
I agree with Silverback
Report funkymonkey August 7, 2012 3:47 PM BST
Yep, Low margin firms like Pinnacle are the place for Asian markets, not here.
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