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Because the BetFair trading engine handles a huge number of small bets, they had to lower its cost per transaction.
Matt Carter (Director of the Advanced Technology Group at BetFair), interviewed by Silicon: Matt Carter, Betfair director of architecture and advanced technology, explained to silicon.com customer trends are moving towards a high volume of small-value bets, which, in turn, produce … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Exchanges & Markets, Market Liquidity
Tagged Advanced Technology Group, BetFair, Betfair director, director of architecture and advanced technology, Director of the
Advanced Technology Group, event derivative markets, event derivatives, FlyWheel, Matt Carter, prediction markets, Software
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