Hi there. Just a simple one to start of my return to the forum as a poster..
When expecting a horse to shorten in price, you start your trade with a back bet. For the back bets I have determined an x% of my bankroll as the maximum liability I feel ok with and have set the quick stakes accordingly.
However, I am finding it hard to find the correct staking when starting my trade with a lay bet (as I think the horse will increase in price), as the quick stake used now doesnt represent my liability, but potential profit. Example: horse with a price of 3 would give me 50 in liability with a 25 stake.
Is there any way you can get your settings in such a way, that my quick stake represents my liability and betfair calculating what your potential profit would be accordingly? How do you all deal with this? Am I missing something? When opening my trade with a lay bet it is costing me quite some time now calculating the bet sizing to obtain my desired liability and it is costing me some ticks as I cant use the ‘quickness’ of the quick stakes.
Liability on Betfair
- ShaunWhite
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- Joined: Sat Sep 03, 2016 3:42 am
You probably need staking by liability (Back and Lay).
I'm sure one of these will do what you want.... https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/sta ... 3D&mw=Mzcy
I'm sure one of these will do what you want.... https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/sta ... 3D&mw=Mzcy