Reduction Factor-difference between exchange and bookie.
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I’ve never took the time to understand this before. Can someone explain why there is a difference?
Bet won with bookie:-
Won £50 less than expected at the bookies.
Lost £68 less than expected at the exchange.Why the difference?
Cheers.
+0April 10, 2017 at 8:07 pm
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Ah, difference in odds?
+0When a horse withdraws, the bookie and the exchange calculate how to re-price your bet (to take account of the better chance of your horse winning with less competition), but using different methods (rule 4 and reduction factors). The difference is favourable to us matched betters, so long as you get your lay on before the reduction is applied.
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