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Exchange commission

Sorry, only just noticed something, perhaps widely known?

Looking at my account statement on betfair it shows the commission paid is on the net profit per market/event. So if I have one lay bet that loses £40 and another that wins £50, I only pay 5% commission on £10.

Can’t quite get my head around the best way to use this. If making multiple lay bets on the same WDW market for example, does it make sense to back/lay at least 2 of the outcomes?

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LennieB 0 December 9, 2015 at 7:22 am

Maybe you could do a qualifier and SNR on the same game when one side is the favourite. As you generally are looking for low odds for the qualifier and high odds for the SNR.

Any ideas if it the same on Smarkets?

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