hi everyone... ive been noticing something curious on the betting ladder and was wondering if someone could explain whats going on please.
This only occurs on low liquidity games as more money in play overrides it. The market at this point chooses its own direction and so would be less easy to manipulate by a single player.
What i see on the betting ladder is something like:
Back odds @4 with £1.96 / Lay odds @36 with £1.96 sitting there
... then the sequence goes from lay odds @36 drops down to something like lay @5.6 and then back up again to @36 ... all the time theres this £1.96 sitting there!. Theres been different odds involved but the main theme is holding a position where the lay odds are separated from the back odds with a very large margin between them, way too high for a normal game.
>Is there some form of technique thats using two websites playing off each other or something?
>Whats the advantage of separating the lay odds from the back odds to such a degree? (it makes it impossible to back, and for the lay odds to drop below it over time and visa versa)
>When you see lay odds @36 does that mean someone has to back bet it @36 for it to move?
Thanks for any advice or explanation. It will be interesting to see what people think.
All the best, good gaming