What I dont understand is why the PC is the same for both traders and punters.
I barely made 10k (just a regular punting, straight bets) in the past few years and they already want me to pay 20% PC...welll sort of because at one point i was almost below 20% of BF "total charges" but now i managed somehow to lose a bit and it looks a little better now.
I understand why it is for traders but come on, 10k profit and 20% PC ?!!!!
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It just couldn't be done.ilovepizza82 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 03, 2021 9:23 amWhat I dont understand is why the PC is the same for both traders and punters.
I barely made 10k (just a regular punting, straight bets) in the past few years and they already want me to pay 20% PC...welll sort of because at one point i was almost below 20% of BF "total charges" but now i managed somehow to lose a bit and it looks a little better now.
I understand why it is for traders but come on, 10k profit and 20% PC ?!!!!
Say I 'trade' 3 markets, I fully hedge one, part close another and not close the third. What rate do I pay?
Tbh that's pretty much how I and many others 'trade', everything is straight betting, with many back and lay bets per selection, and you may or may not have a position at the off.
Effectively your paying less premium charge as a punter as you will naturally generate a higher percentage.
Your win/loss ratio unlikely to be as good as a trader that keeps offsetting bets and just pockets the difference.
You said your hovering around 20% so you will pay more or less nothing and then only pay an extra 20% should you reach 250k profit.
Your win/loss ratio unlikely to be as good as a trader that keeps offsetting bets and just pockets the difference.
You said your hovering around 20% so you will pay more or less nothing and then only pay an extra 20% should you reach 250k profit.
I've actually seen some data on PC and it's interesting. There are only small numbers of higher rate payers and, obviously, more at 20%. But still small in the grand scheme of things.
The main reason for this is that, for most, the 'natural' rate of commission on an account is around 20-25%. There is a marked blip there and it seems to be the nature and structure of the market delivers that amount.
The main reason for this is that, for most, the 'natural' rate of commission on an account is around 20-25%. There is a marked blip there and it seems to be the nature and structure of the market delivers that amount.
Would you mind sharing the numbers? Around 500 on the higher rate?Euler wrote: ↑Tue Aug 03, 2021 2:47 pmI've actually seen some data on PC and it's interesting. There are only small numbers of higher rate payers and, obviously, more at 20%. But still small in the grand scheme of things.
The main reason for this is that, for most, the 'natural' rate of commission on an account is around 20-25%. There is a marked blip there and it seems to be the nature and structure of the market delivers that amount.
Fewer than that. I don't think it would be wise to share too much or my source may clam up. I was surprised by how low both numbers were. But it fell in line with what I already knew about the importance of strike rate on the charge.
Still must be fever than the amount of accounts that break about even before commission?
Maybe some of the 20-25% are artificially there to avoid premium charge, cant think of a good reason why that should be a natural winning rate.
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But that quote just means that most customers retain more than 25%, not that a lot of customers retain/generate around that amount?
Id still assume that there are a lot more customers basically just losing commission in the long run or maybe losing slightly due to poor bet execution, for example taking bad prices in low liquidity markets etc, betting accounts at least.
Trading accounts can lose at a lot higher rate if they are bad at it
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I have no idea if the Premuim Charge impacts your business model, that's none of my business. But you present as obsessed with this punitive charge, which correct me if I am wrong is unregulated !!!!rik wrote: ↑Tue Aug 03, 2021 11:37 pmBut that quote just means that most customers retain more than 25%, not that a lot of customers retain/generate around that amount?
Id still assume that there are a lot more customers basically just losing commission in the long run or maybe losing slightly due to poor bet execution, for example taking bad prices in low liquidity markets etc, betting accounts at least.
Trading accounts can lose at a lot higher rate if they are bad at it
Do as others do ..... It's rule breaking, NOT law breaking, and not a criminal offence
These premium charge threads are quite regular.
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As previously noted - viewtopic.php?p=241017#p241017 - I console myself with Peter's blog.
Links to the blog - Part 1 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... -part-one/ and Part 2 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... ned-part2/
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What were you drinking when drawing that "straight" line ?gazuty wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 12:30 amThese premium charge threads are quite regular.
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As previously noted - viewtopic.php?p=241017#p241017 - I console myself with Peter's blog.
Links to the blog - Part 1 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... -part-one/ and Part 2 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... ned-part2/
No excuses given today’s purchase.ilovepizza82 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 2:31 amWhat were you drinking when drawing that "straight" line ?
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I guess we found that fatfinger bomber guy!ilovepizza82 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 2:31 amWhat were you drinking when drawing that "straight" line ?gazuty wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 12:30 amThese premium charge threads are quite regular.
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As previously noted - viewtopic.php?p=241017#p241017 - I console myself with Peter's blog.
Links to the blog - Part 1 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... -part-one/ and Part 2 https://www.betfairtradingblog.com/betf ... ned-part2/