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The Scratch Trade: Heads you Win, Tails Break Even
The scratch trade is probably the single most important key to success in short term scalping of the UK horse racing markets on Betfair. Being able to Lay and Back at the same price without loss, and without even having to pay commission on the round-turn, is such a benefit that it has to be used to the absolute maximum.
Ten common mistakes made by new traders
It is hard trying to get to grips with Trading fast-moving markets on Betfair, have a look through these common mistakes that plague pre-race traders.
What Exactly is Scalping?
A scalper is a person who holds a position for a very short period of time, attempting to make money off of the bid-ask spread.
How to check the status of the Betfair API
This site shows the status of Betfair’s API services and provides details of their availability and performance status. Services are refreshed every 60 seconds.
7 Reasons Why Scalping is Better than In Play Trading
Pre-race prices on the favourite horse are much more tradable than In-Play prices without being as susceptible to outside events as In-Play prices are.
How To Calculate Book Percentage
The probability of an event happening can be expressed as a percentage, for example, if you toss a coin the probability of heads or tails is 50% or evens for each. The book percentage here is 100% – it is a perfect book.
The Advantages of Short Term Trading
The secret of successful trading on UK horse racing favourites in the final minutes before the off is simple: the less time you hold a position the better.
An Introduction to Betfair and Trading
Trading is backing and laying the same horse or team with the idea of securing a risk-free profit regardless of whether that horse or team goes on to win or not. By backing and laying at different prices the trader can lock in a profit.