[bobsimmons]

For non-US sports, BetFair (by far the biggest/best exchange) offers pretty much unlimited liquiidity and have no reason to limit winners, but if you are expecting to win 12 pct month-on-month, be sure you are very familiar with "Premium Charge".

If you are using a system that allows you to win consistently and you need to follow the system, will places like BetFair and MatchBook always have the bet you need and at the amount you need it and at the value you need it like Bet Jamaica, The Greek, and Pinnacle provide it for?


Also, what does the "premium charge" mean?


I am not familiar with these exchanges as I have not done opened an account with them yet.


Thanks for you help, Bob

[Shifty]

Betfair has a complex formula for their "premium charges". If you win too often over an extended period they will charge you a 20% tax on winnings. It mostly applies to professional arbitrageurs who back and lay the same market.

[JoeVig]

If you are using a system that allows you to win consistently

How much are you having to pay for this "system" ?

[moonbeam]

If you are using a system that allows you to win consistently and you need to follow the system, will places like BetFair and MatchBook always have the bet you need and at the amount you need it and at the value you need it like Bet Jamaica, The Greek, and Pinnacle provide it for?


Also, what does the "premium charge" mean?


I am not familiar with these exchanges as I have not done opened an account with them yet.


Thanks for you help, Bob

Thats a funny post bobbsimmons.

And the simple answer is NO

[moonbeam]

How much are you having to pay for this "system" ?

it depends on the system sellers

[Jontheman]

If you are using a system that allows you to win consistently and you need to follow the system, will places like BetFair and MatchBook always have the bet you need and at the amount you need it and at the value you need it like Bet Jamaica, The Greek, and Pinnacle provide it for?


Also, what does the "premium charge" mean?


I am not familiar with these exchanges as I have not done opened an account with them yet.


Thanks for you help, Bob

Whatever system you have is (in theory) less likely to be succesfull on an exchange because the market is more efficient.

The premium charge on BF applies to people whose winnings are large relative to the amount of commission they pay. This means people who back and lay the same market at BF so that they only pay commission on their profit. Normal bettors are very unlikely to be affected.

[moonbeam]

Whatever system you have is (in theory) less likely to be succesfull on an exchange because the market is more efficient.

The premium charge on BF applies to people whose winnings are large relative to the amount of commission they pay. This means people who back and lay the same market at BF so that they only pay commission on their profit. Normal bettors are very unlikely to be affected.

I really changed my mind about their premium fee nowadays.

Betfair are really assholes but I welcome this fee now

[HeeeHAWWWW]

The premium charge on BF applies to people whose winnings are large relative to the amount of commission they pay. This means people who back and lay the same market at BF so that they only pay commission on their profit. Normal bettors are very unlikely to be affected.

Not that unlikely (I was).

[GETMONEYKID]

no such thing as a winning system bud

we all lose a little more than half our bets