Australian Open Tennis 2012
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rubysglory
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He just did not look right. Dug deep to win the tie break and that no doubt gave him the mental edge. The markets did not miss his pain however with tournament odds on the drift from 2.20 pre-game to 2.50 post.CaerMyrddin wrote:Djokovic injured? Strange 'body language'.
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luissuarez
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I really don't understand the need for an aussie wallet, why cant betfair just operate a normal market for the tennis. I can bet on sport in hundreds of countries but for sport in Australia I am required to go through some KYC check.LeTiss 4pm wrote:
I think this highlights how BF have failed to truly crack the Aussie market, because it's basically the European timezone traders providing the major liquidity. Anything being played in the early hours, is very poor considering it's a Grand Slam
On that subject Peter, what would happen if BF lost their Australian licence?
They don't have a USA licence, but it doesn't stop us trading on US markets, and we don't need US wallets. If they lost their Aussie licence, we'd surely still be able to trade on Aussie markets, just not Australians themselves.
The Aussie wallet is a pain in the arse. They might get additional liquidity from Australian customers, but probably lose even more here because people can't be bothered with the hassle of transferring money.
They don't have a USA licence, but it doesn't stop us trading on US markets, and we don't need US wallets. If they lost their Aussie licence, we'd surely still be able to trade on Aussie markets, just not Australians themselves.
The Aussie wallet is a pain in the arse. They might get additional liquidity from Australian customers, but probably lose even more here because people can't be bothered with the hassle of transferring money.
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CaerMyrddin
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Licenses to operate are over rated!
Well done Peter, fireworks having an impact was something I would never think of?
Well done Peter, fireworks having an impact was something I would never think of?
Good question. I mean you can bet on the races run by the hong kong jockey club and in Dubai despite the fact you cant actually bet on them for one reason or another. I know I have a vested interest but it does make sense for betting to be regulated so at least the originator gets rewarded, otherwise its difficult to stop.LeTiss 4pm wrote:On that subject Peter, what would happen if BF lost their Australian licence?