I get what you mean now. If you're a straight punter without a discount rate you generate 1.5% commission on all losses, more on winners as long as they're not long odds-on. That rule is simply to allow punters to slip through the net. There's no realistic chance of a trader paying that much on profits when your profits could just be a few percent. Make a 2% profit and your commission on turnover is less than 0.1%.rik wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 7:07 amnot 100% sure i understood this right but one of the conditions is:
„the total commission generated by the customer on turnover charge markets is less than 1.25% of the aggregate value of matched back bets“
so if you were monitoring/estimating your commission and generated whatever the difference, might be more viable than staying under the volume condition?
Also if you are or looking to or are currently on premium charge, generated commission is subtracted whereas turnover charge isnt
As for arbing, the beauty of NSW markets is that you can have a three-figure sum on at 4.5 and trade it a few seconds later at 4.2. Don't know what Smarkets is like but I think it's unlikely it would have the liquidity to off-load your trade.
