Sharesmagazine
 Home   Log In   Register   Our Services   My Account   Contact   Help 
 Stockwatch   Level 2   Portfolio   Charts   Share Price   Awards   Market Scan   Videos   Broker Notes   Director Deals   Traders' Room 
 Funds   Trades   Terminal   Alerts   Heatmaps   News   Indices   Forward Diary   Forex Prices   Shares Magazine   Investors' Room 
 CFDs   Shares   SIPPs   ISAs   Forex   ETFs   Comparison Tables   Spread Betting 
You are NOT currently logged in
 
Register now or login to post to this thread.

How to profit from Betting Exchanges (BEX)     

Scripophilist - 27 Oct 2004 23:40


ladder.gifBA_Logo.gif


How would you like to trade a market where you get large regular price swings every 10 minutes in the afternoon, seven days a week. A
market where all prices are set purely by supply and demand, few transaction costs, no middle men and you only pay commission if you win? Where you can freely act as a market maker and where you have direct market access and where you can create a spread for others to take?

Betfair has revolutionised the betting market and created an open platform for exchanging risk on sports events. This market is now viewed much more like a traditional financial risk market than an old fashioned betting market. Smart users have realised that there are huge opportunities on Betfair because they can buy and sell risk in much the same way they would in a normal financial market but without the burden of cost or the restricted access that is usually associated with traditional financial markets.

Click here to learn more


WOODIE - 21 Nov 2005 17:26 - 5961 of 10502

fundy thanks for detailed post

Dil - 21 Nov 2005 22:55 - 5962 of 10502

Anyone know what happened in the AEK match this evening ?

Got suspended.

bakko - 21 Nov 2005 23:25 - 5963 of 10502

AEK won 2-1.

Hope it went your way.

bakko - 22 Nov 2005 07:18 - 5964 of 10502

Morning All.

England on 217-3 at lunch. Solid partnership from Bell and Pieterson despite a couple of scares and only 46 short of avoiding the follow on.

Fortunately, for me my lay order did not go through so really tempted to let it ride to the end.

Steve.....Thanks for your opinion on the match. Looking more and more like a draw. Am I right to assume that as soon as Eng reach the target to avoid the follow on the draw odds will shorten by more than 10 ticks or so as thinking of lumping a bit on to take advantage of this.


Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 08:08 - 5965 of 10502

Hi Bak

Apologies for the delay, just be careful scalping on the draw in case the new ball does a bit. Superb performance from these 2 - glad i took a double figure price about England

bakko - 22 Nov 2005 09:37 - 5966 of 10502

Managed to scalp a few before the new ball and leaving home.

I see that the draw odds have come in more than 10 ticks in the last 15mins thanks to Bell and Jones.

Another 100 runs and/or occupying the crease till tea and beyond should see the draw through?

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 14:49 - 5967 of 10502

Siberian HIghness in the 2.50 drifted from 2.24 to 3.75 :-)))

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 14:55 - 5968 of 10502

and then absolutely hacks up lol - a lot of burnt layers fingers

Scripophilist - 22 Nov 2005 15:15 - 5969 of 10502

Some big movers today. There was something early went from 3 to 6.4 and back to 3.5 just before the off.

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 16:27 - 5970 of 10502

Scrip

and a stewards enquiry on its performance in the race and a likely look into the betting patterns!!!

WOODIE - 22 Nov 2005 16:40 - 5971 of 10502

looking to back the 2.5 goals in the barca game trying to get 1.58 looks outstanding value

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 16:41 - 5972 of 10502

Scrip - the race you were talking about:

Trainer Bryan Smart was fined 2,300 and jockey Paul Eddery banned for 16 days over the running and riding of Ben Casey at Southwell.
The stewards found Smart and Eddery in breach of the 'non-triers' rule and as well as penalising the trainer and jockey, they also banned the horse from running for 40 days.....

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 16:42 - 5973 of 10502

Hi Woodie

just starting to have a look at tonights footie - first question being do sides need to win or have they already qualified

WOODIE - 22 Nov 2005 16:55 - 5974 of 10502

some have qualified ie barca,arsenal but there is still an incentive to finish top of your group teams that do that face a team finishing in second place but not from your own country apart from liverpool hope that helps

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 17:01 - 5975 of 10502

Woodie

not convinced finishing top is a huge priority - take the Arsenal game for example - hes playing Flamini and Song together in central midfield, Eboue at right back and Almunia in goal whilst resting a few players (Lauren, Silva, Fabregas, Lehman, Bergkamp, Van Persie) though Henry is playing. Thun ran Arsenal close at Highbury but have been really poor recently and lost to second bottom in Swiss League at the weekend however a draw may get them a place in the UEFA cup - heart says Arsenal, head says leave well alone!

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 17:08 - 5976 of 10502

Group A

Bayern and Juve both 1.2 ish shots at home tonight - if both win or draw both are through irrelevant of final round of games though that will decide who wins the group. A Bruge win at Juve would make the group wide open

Group B

Arsenal already through and a point wins them the group, Ajax need a win or Thun to lose to qualify

Group C

Barca already qualified and pretty much assured to win the group (6 points clear and awesome goal diff), other 3 sides all on 4 points so plenty to play for for second place

Group D

2 points separate the whole group so all 4 sides can still qualify

WOODIE - 22 Nov 2005 17:10 - 5977 of 10502

fundy we wont know until the draw is made if it is an advantage finishing top if you finish second you risk getting drawn to barca apart from spanish sides.

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 17:14 - 5978 of 10502

First thoughts

Arsenal at 1.95 look a big price but as previously mentioned their desire may be questionable and a week central midfield will hamper. However, Henry could tear Thun to pieces - think Arsenal will win but not convinced Im a backer - will watch first 5/10 mins

Man Utd look way too short at 1.58. A must win game for Utd, Villareal would be much the happier with the draw as they currently head the group and are at home to Lille in the final round whilst United travel to Benefica. Vilareal currently unbeaten in the CL this year whilst United have won only once. United will be out to prove a point after the Keane scenario and Fergie will have them fired up. United have Neville back from injury whilst Giggs, Fortune, Heinze and Saha are all missing, Villareal are missing Juan Roman Riquelme and Diego Forlan - may lay Utd and back under 2.5 goals (though 1.75 a bit skinny)

Fundamentalist - 22 Nov 2005 17:18 - 5979 of 10502

Valid point Woodie, though Wenger may fancy knocking out Barca in the next round to help him convince Henry to stay lol

I think Arsenal may well start quickly tonight and look to get ahead and then ease up, CL is clearly Wengers no 1 target

WOODIE - 22 Nov 2005 17:18 - 5980 of 10502

fundy just cant be confident with any matches apart from my one above
Register now or login to post to this thread.