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Matchbook's currently the best exchange to use. They have lots of of offers like 0% in play football and 0.5% football asian handicaps. I think they only do in play tennis on the majors.
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Can't get my head round commission on turnover though, like I have to pay them when I lose? Seems wrong somehow. Don't know enough about football to have much of a go on that but suppose with 0% doesn't matter which way the bet goes! Guess they're doing that to increase liquidity.
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They don't offer tennis set betting but have games handicap and total games instead which I find really odd. Set betting is next most popular after match odds.
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Agree!! Not sure why I would want handicaps on tennis? Set betting is a must-have for the majors, make far more money there. And can't be arsed to work out how many games would be likely in total games - set betting much easier to work with.
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Just seen on their twitter they do have in play tennis for certain matches and that's 0% in play aswell. https://twitter.com/TeamMatchBook/status/521239662736576513
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Shame they don't make that obvious on the site, good to know! Will take a look at the weekend. Ta.
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Don't bet in-play on matchbook until you've established if they let courtsiders operate.
They could be as complicit as the operators of this web-site http://www.betfair.com who have let the scum flout their own rules. |
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bongo,
What Betfair rules do you believe are being flouted by courtsiders? If you were in charge of Betfair, what would you change with regard to how in-play markets are operated? In answering the above questions, please do not refer to the terms and conditions printed on event tickets. I would presume that those operating from designated race track rooms are working in full compliance with terms and conditions of the event. I would also observe that the ticket conditions probably do not apply to the feed providers who allegedly conduct much of the tennis courtsiding. |