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how much liquidity in the betfair SP market?

pulio

23 Sep 13 23:34

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would 1k be safe at bf SP?

id imagine it probably would be on a low odds fav but the higher the odds go, the riskier it gets

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pulio When: 23 Sep 13 23:34

are there any actual bf sp liquidity figures?

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racingstar When: 23 Sep 13 23:42

You might as well give the money to Charity,imo.

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barstool When: 23 Sep 13 23:42

Doesn't Henry Rix advise his members to bet at bsp?

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pulio When: 23 Sep 13 23:49

the SP is always quite good on here though. rarely lower than industry SP. i just wonder how much i could get on a 5.5 shot for example? not sure how sturdy the SP market is

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adge When: 24 Sep 13 11:35

have thought the same thing in reverse on quiet midweek off meetings.
ifyou put up five grand to lay at 5.5 would that bring the price down below industry sp

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daniels mother When: 24 Sep 13 11:55

adge works the other way i tried to lay 2.76 the other day ,pushed up bsp to 4.15 !!!

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johnnywilkinson When: 24 Sep 13 12:06

YOU KNOCK OUT MERCHANT

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BlazingWalker When: 24 Sep 13 12:10

£1000 to win at bfsp would ruin the price in a weak midweek market and probably most weekend races as well.

You would be better off getting on a minute before the off.

With bfsp you are just betting against yourself its similar to the tote.

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daniels mother When: 24 Sep 13 12:16

pat Ive been called that before !! and worse

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daniels mother When: 24 Sep 13 12:18

Sep 24, 2013 -- 12:10PM, BlazingWalker wrote:

£1000 to win at bfsp would ruin the price in a weak midweek market and probably most weekend races as well.You would be better off getting on a minute before the off.With bfsp you are just betting against yourself its similar to the tote.

quite correct i used to leave lays at bsp ,now you have to lay before the off ,at a slightly bigger price ( the bots will sort it for u !! ) because the bsp will shoot through the roof for very small amounts

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rcing When: 24 Sep 13 13:25

i would doubt that if you are trying to bet 1k on a 5.5 shot at bfsp , that all that 1k is placed on the horse you want .

instead of backing 1k at 5.5 , betfair would probably dutch lay the field to get your bet matched without destroying the price of your selection too much . you may end up with 5.3 or something like that