Arbusers

Hello.
I intend to use a betfair whitelabel to avoid paying premium charges.
For this I only found one with the keep bets inplay option (Fair Exchange).
Is there anything else with this option?
By the way, which is the safest broker to use, since I intend to use 10k capital?
Thanks.

If you intend and are looking to play on FairExchange, your choices for a bet broker are not wide as you wish.
As far as I know only premiumtradings and brokerstorm are reliable options for fair exchange. Sportmarket I think they offered this exchange, but I am not sure if it is via the Molly platform or not.

If I am not mistaken, unlike betfair, fair exchange charges commission not on net market profit but on winning bets.

Safest and best broker for me is AsianConnect. They are around since 2006. If you think of it, most of the bookmakers we use these days are younger than AsianConnect. I know Sportmarket is even older than AsianConnect, but I get a better feeling (call it user experience) from AC.

neopas wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 10, 2024 12:54 am

Safest and best broker for me is AsianConnect. They are around since 2006. If you think of it, most of the bookmakers we use these days are younger than AsianConnect. I know Sportmarket is even older than AsianConnect, but I get a better feeling (call it user experience) from AC.

I agree that Asian Connect longevity makes them reliable but their asian odds platform is much worse than mollybet. So, are AC reliable? Yes. Is their platform the best in terms of quality? Definitely not.

hardcore wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 11, 2024 12:05 am

I agree that Asian Connect longevity makes them reliable but their asian odds platform is much worse than mollybet. So, are AC reliable? Yes. Is their platform the best in terms of quality? Definitely not.

I agree, but the question was about the safest, not the best. That is another story.

hardcore wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 11, 2024 12:05 am

neopas wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 10, 2024 12:54 am

Safest and best broker for me is AsianConnect. They are around since 2006. If you think of it, most of the bookmakers we use these days are younger than AsianConnect. I know Sportmarket is even older than AsianConnect, but I get a better feeling (call it user experience) from AC.

I agree that Asian Connect longevity makes them reliable but their asian odds platform is much worse than mollybet. So, are AC reliable? Yes. Is their platform the best in terms of quality? Definitely not.

How longevity defines a service's reliability. The brokerage niche isn't very large. The easiest example is - Bet-*** has been on the market for years; are they reliable? Absolutely not.
However, there are players for every broker.

Mishka wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 16, 2024 5:27 pm

lmigueltavares wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 08, 2024 12:50 pm

Hello.
I intend to use a betfair whitelabel to avoid paying premium charges.
For this I only found one with the keep bets inplay option (Fair Exchange).
Is there anything else with this option?
By the way, which is the safest broker to use, since I intend to use 10k capital?
Thanks.

I think one of the reason of most of us here for using white label exchange of betfair is to avoid premium charges.
I am using oddslay, orbit and laystar for exchange.

most of us here I believe dont have access to betfair and that is the reason we use agents

for those with access to Betfair, the 6.5% vs. 3% commission is a compelling advantage for Orbit. Plus much more liquidity in my niche (US horse races In-play). The commission can be brought down with a lot of volume, not sure how long it would take to get down to 5% even with a lot of $50 bets.

AsianConnect.
Posts in the forum shows they are the safest for Orbit exchange.
They have Piwi which is not offered by anyone else.
They have the lowest fees.
On the other hand, AsianOdds might be their weak spot, Molybet holds an advantage.

hardcore wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2024 3:02 pm

If I am not mistaken, unlike betfair, fair exchange charges commission not on net market profit but on winning bets.

Hi mate, have you confirmed this? I mean, it wouldn't surprise me such is the greed in the industry but at the same time it doesn't make a blind bit of sense for an Exchange.