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john42
25 Feb 23 10:24
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If I click the lay all option on here and adjust my stakes is that basically doing the same as the bookie does? thanks for any advice.

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By:
leif
When: 25 Feb 23 10:28
Bookies don't lay at a 100% market
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FELTFAIR
When: 25 Feb 23 10:44
Definitely not,the "lay all" button just allows you to display all the participants in an event with one press of the button. I use it save time when laying in running.
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FELTFAIR
When: 25 Feb 23 10:44
Definitely not,the "lay all" button just allows you to display all the participants in an event with one press of the button. I use it save time when laying in running.
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longbridge
When: 27 Feb 23 11:45
@john42

If what you want to achieve is laying the market for a flat book (when you say "adjust my stakes") - you do know you can use the payout/liability buttons to do that for you?
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mitolo
When: 27 Feb 23 13:55
its quite handy in a bust finish when 2 or more will go odds on several times
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FELTFAIR
When: 27 Feb 23 14:25
Longbridge is absolutely right but you will need to lay shorter prices to make a profit. Personally I would try and pick a couple of losers and lay them instead of trying to make and execute a "book" on Betfair.
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mitolo
When: 27 Feb 23 14:45
yes. laying a couple of losers is a good strategy.
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