
they are definitely leaving themselves vulnerable on occasions though, if what you see on screen is actually real takeable money

Just had an email from someone working for an unrelated company and noticed at the bottom it had some stuff about reproducing the email. So I looked at an email from Betfair and noticed they say at the bottom of their emails:Ferru123 wrote:I'd be amazed if there is a law about publishing private emails, unless you obtained the email illegally. If there were, you'd hear of people getting arrested for forwarding emails to Watchdog, or of journalists being arrested for publishing embarrassing emails!
Personally, I'd never reproduce a private email without permission, but I'd have no problem with publishing an email from a company. I take the view that companies don't generally tell members of the public things that they don't want to be in the public domain. And anyway, it's not like I've signed an agreement not to publish the email.
Jeff
If people didn't see what I see, it means I am eather crazy or a genius...steven1976 wrote:Peter
Please don't close out your positions on Smarkets and green up against the market maker. I know this is a pain to ask you but we're small and I need to build the trading ecosystem in the right way for our markets to be able to mature. Feel free to give me a call (anytime) or respond to this email.
I have just spoken with the market maker. They are complaining again. We're too small right now to risk losing a market maker. It's probably best if you stick with Betdaq and Betfair for the time being. I need to get more market makers and more recreational punters on board before we can support consistently winning punters. Most of our customers are arbers.
I live too far away to meetPlease put a pause on your Smarkets trading until we're able to meet.
I know you would rather I stopped using your exchange, and I fully appreciate your position, but at the same time none of the other exchanges in the industry (Betfair, Betdaq, Macthbook, WBX, Bettor etc) have ever excluded a client for winning too much. Free market principles are supposed to apply here, so the best thing for you and your market maker to do would be to adapt to market forces. As in any zero-sum exchange mechanism it generally falls to the net losers to adapt rather than the net gainers to cease. For instance if I was losing repeatedly, I wouldn't expect you or your market makers to adapt your strategies to compensate me, but if I had any sense about me then I would adapt my own.Put in a bank withdrawal request tonight after the matches settle and I'll send you a same day bank transfer tomorrow morning.
My heart is bleeding for them here, are they for real talk about cake and eating itMost of our customers are arbers.