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09 Sep 12
14:20
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well, that's killed those stone dead 
congratulations to the genius at BF that decided the way to improve semi-liquid markets was to make them more complicated and harder to lay.
congratulations to the genius at BF that decided the way to improve semi-liquid markets was to make them more complicated and harder to lay.
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Agreed. These markets in the simpler format were always worth keeping an eye on. They have also removed the multiple handicap and total lines for TV games which is an even more backward step IMO (see the thread 'alternative handicaps and points')
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what a bad move!!!!!! will not be betting on this market!
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...So how do they address the problem? As of today we seemingly have two winning margin markets per game.
yes, it's official: the way to address low liquidity is to split it in two. |
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so so many utterly pointless markets on every game now
players yds seems to have gone too |
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Hopefully Betfair will quickly realise this experiment hasn't worked.
I'm going to e-mail them for what it's worth. |
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I have noticed that first touchdown scorer market had gone from most of the games as well. And this used to have some decent liquidity in it. This was available for Dallas @ NY Giants and then for any other games I looked for it had gone. Maybe they don't want the effort associated with it.
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