Trade Profit Versus Greening up?

[colmar11]

Hi

When both parts of a "fill or kill" bet has been placed on the horse racing and it shows a profit of say £1, does the the horse have to win to make this profit? Because I cant see how you a make a profit if only the lay part wins as you have lost identical monies on the back bet.

When the greening up is ticked it shows say a 20p profit on all runners, firstly does this mean we win 20p overall or 20p on each runner?

If you decide to green up is 20p the profit no matter the result?

And do you need alot more money in the account if there alot of runners to place the grren-up bets?

Thanks Guys

[MarketTrader]

The green or red figure against the runner is the amount of money won or lost on that result.

So if you have 20p green against all in a win market then this means you will win 20p whatever the result.

If you are showing £1 against a runner and zero on the rest then you will need that runner to win to realise the profit.

[colmar11]

Thanks

[Alpha322]

Thanks

Always green or red up
That way over the long run you know what your getting and losing