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Reverse engineering of a nasty BetFair rumor that made rounds on Midas Oracle and elsewhere
- The Sporting Exchange (BetFair-TradeFair) is a gaming company that operates on many countries. It would happen, occasionally, that one country’s laws would allow fixed-odds bookmakers —but not betting exchanges. BetFair would still want to operate in that country –as … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Exchanges & Markets
Tagged bet exchanges, BetFair, BetFair Italy, betting exchanges, bookmakers, event derivative markets, event derivatives, Internet sportsbook, job candidate, market making, prediction markets, sportsbook, The Sporting Exchange, United Kingdom
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David Pennock, a respected expert in prediction markets and market design, discusses some aspects of BetFair’s new bet-matching logic.
David Pennock: Arbitraging bets is the same thing as matching bets. They are equivalent. When someone places a bid at price 10 and someone else places an ask at price 9, there is an “arbitrage” that the exchange eliminates by … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange & Market Designs, Exchanges & Markets, Market Trading, Market Transaction Costs, Mechanism Designs
Tagged bet matching, bet matching logic, BetFair, chairman, combo market maker, David Pennock, economist, human market makers, job candidate, market designs, Market Trading, Michael Giberson, Midas Oracle Advisory Board, prediction markets, traders
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BetFair Malta’s combo market maker (trading algorithm + human market makers) operating on the multiples
Tony Clare of BetFair (The Sporting Exchange) to me: Dear Mr. Masse, Thank you for the questions you submitted to tonight’s Q&A session. The session is intended specifically to address questions from Betfair customers. We therefore don’t feel it would … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Exchanges & Markets, Market Makers (Automated), Market Makers (Human), Market Trading, Mechanism Designs
Tagged bet matching, bet matching logic, BetFair, BetFair Malta, BetFair multiples, chairman, combo market maker, human market makers, job candidate, Malta, market designs, Market Trading, Masse, Midas Oracle Advisory Board, multiples betting, multiples product, prediction markets, telephone brokers, Tony Clare, traders
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One un-hired job candidate and one HammerSmith employee tell all about BetFair Malta’s combo market maker (trading algorithm + human market makers) operating on the multiples.
Graham “Sharp†Minds, in a comment on Midas Oracle: I am one of the people who Ed Murray has referred to in this blog. I was interviewed at Hammersmith by Betfair during the summer. For the time being I am … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Makers (Automated), Market Makers (Human), Market Trading, Mechanism Designs
Tagged BetFair, BetFair Malta, BetFair multiples, combo market maker, Graham "Sharp" Minds, Greece, human market makers, job candidate, Loki Lab Rat, London, Malta, market designs, Market Trading, Moldova, multiples betting, multiples product, prediction markets, traders, UK's Gambling Commission, United Kingdom
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