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comingupthehill
03 May 10 13:30
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does anyone know or think that ,using the exact same formula ,system,technology betfair should have the multiplies to lay aswell as back - cant see why it cant work and would be great option.

they might have to be a number of horses or and liability restriction as if you had 20 lays in a accumlator their might be no one willing to match your 150k lay on your last lay,but could do 4-timers/5 timers -and maybe a initial liabilty outlay i.e 200 quid or even less,cant see why they couldnt do it for smaller stakes and not many horses.

think this would generate alot of interest or maybe you could make it at least one or 2 backs with 4 /5 lays.


what does anyone think -

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By:
DancingBraveTheBest
When: 03 May 10 13:32
sounds like good idea imo.
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Princess Purple Guitar
When: 03 May 10 13:32
you are betting against betfair not others in multiples....
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comingupthehill
When: 03 May 10 13:38
why do they give you site odds then - why not give you fixed odds closer to other bookies.

why dont they use the market to place multiplies and surely lays would help feed the market .
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Princess Purple Guitar
When: 03 May 10 13:40
they dont give site odds, it is reflective to amount wagered and built in margins...still better than most books and you can dutch easier....i think the lay side not offered has something to do with rule 4s etc
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muckoutthestables
When: 03 May 10 15:05
still dont know why B/fair don't do e/w multiples!!
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