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The UK’s Gambling Commission is after BetFair and Betdaq for in-running (in-play) betting.
- Do you have any information about the customer profile in the in-running betting market (ie is it made up predominantly of specialist, knowledgeable betting customers)? … sources of information and time delays; availability of high-speed broadband; computer software packages … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Exchanges & Markets, Market Trading, Regulations
Tagged bet exchanges, Betdaq, BetFair, betting exchanges, broadband, computer software packages, Gambling Commission, in-play, in-running-, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, Sports, UK's Gambling Commission, United Kingdom
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