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for some reason its kept in exposure . its the coronation cup on satorday, everything was fine earlier this morning , i had a very small green on most of the field, the rest a small red, but on Sunway the outsider i had a red of near £140 , i placed a £1 on at 140, which was matched so i could release some funds , as in most markets i assumed that my available to bet balance would increase, but all it does is eat up my £1 and put it in exposure, so though my worse loss on the market is now illinois wich costs me £20 odd quid, there is more than £140 held in exposure. ps hope someone understands what i mean . something similar occured during the snooker world champs , i know itll get sorted at the end of the race but im rather puzzled
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exposure can only be the max loss on that event.
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is it to do with most bets being ante-post (thus losers if none of them run) whilst Sunway was "day of race" bet?
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That sounds like it Donegal.
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The day of the race Mkt as not been long up.
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It was up yesterday Penzance, I'm pretty sure
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That was the A/Post Mkt.
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The Derby was up yesterday so assumed the other Group 1 was there but you are probably right Penzance but in any event Sunway is not in the day of race market so that theory is blown out of the water!
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Because on an AP market - maybe not this close to the race, but in general - another horse could be supplemented in and win and then all your back bets on the current set of runners would lose, and you would lose the lot, so backing the one red runner increases your potential losses, not caps them?
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oh that could well be it longbridge , thx all
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ok now returned into my acct
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