Rookie question:
Given that (afaik) for every backer there’s a layer playing the same sums and odds (and viceversa) is there a high enough chance to get matched if I were to lay Nagasaki at 6.6 and back them at 7.8?
Spread between lay prices and back prices
High enough chance for what? It costs nothing to make make an offer to the market - and even seemingly ridulously low value offers get taken everyday - Check most markets and you'll be surprised at the price points that get matched.
On this market I can see that money has already changed hands at 7.8 and 5.4 on Nagasaki
On this market I can see that money has already changed hands at 7.8 and 5.4 on Nagasaki
Hmm I see, I was generally wondering whether there’s a decent chance of profiting from this gap for most of the games out thereJukebox wrote: ↑Fri Jul 27, 2018 10:38 amHigh enough chance for what? It costs nothing to make make an offer to the market - and even seemingly ridulously low value offers get taken everyday - Check most markets and you'll be surprised at the price points that get matched.
On this market I can see that money has already changed hands at 7.8 and 5.4 on Nagasaki
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It might just be your terminology but the 6.6 - 7.8 you mention in that market isn't a gap.
There's only a gap at @ 7.2 and spread is 7.0/7.4.
If you put offers in at those prices, that basically what scalping is. As for the chances of both getting fully filled, that's a big big question. If nothing happens in the real world, then fairly good, but if anything happens in the real world, fairly bad.
Therefore the answer to that big big question is simply, wagwan? And you hope the answer is nagwan.
(to save you looking it up http://www.yourdictionary.com/wagwan)