Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p layers steal money don't exist past odds of 20.
Would be interesting to know what is placing those bets though. Curious.
Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p layers steal money don't exist past odds of 20.Would be interesting to know what is placing those bets though. Curious.
Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p layers steal money don't exist past odds of 20.
longbridge 31 Mar 18 20:21 Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p layers steal money don't exist past odds of 20.
Would be interesting to know what is placing those bets though. Curious. Curious. -----------
Exactly - lonbridge - Hence this thread -
We are on the same page ...
Would be interesting to know what - or WHO - is placing those bets though.
longbridge 31 Mar 18 20:21 Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p layers steal money don't exist past odds of 20.longbridge 31 Mar 18 20:21 Not "penny pinching" at those odds - the rounding errors that let 1p lay
For a price to be displayed on an early Betfair market is has to be for a minimum of £2 e.g. £2 back at 400/1 is displayed to be matched whereas a £1.99 back is not displayed. (I know you have to engineer a £1.99 back btw)
Someone who is keen to reduce the spread on a particular horse might not like the idea of a 400 priced being displayed so he lays it for a penny thereby taking the price display off the market
is it not something along these lines:For a price to be displayed on an early Betfair market is has to be for a minimum of £2e.g. £2 back at 400/1 is displayed to be matched whereas a £1.99 back is not displayed. (I know you have to engineer a £1