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Tag Archives: Michael Robb
The one word missing in BetFair’s Michael Robb’s résumé
Michael Robb @ LinkedIn: Summary I am a communications professional with a broad mix of experience. My strengths include media relations, campaign management, corporate communications, digital communications and creativity. Specialties Print, online and social media, digital and online PR, corporate … Continue reading
BetFair’s brand-new bet matching logic
BetFair: Betfair Customer Services 06 Jun 15:55 We held a forum Q&A session in March in which we announced that we were working on an improved version of bet matching. This would allow us to match bets across selections, and … Continue reading
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Tagged bet matching, bet matching logic, BetFair, Betfair Customer Services, BetFair's bet matching logic, event derivative markets, event derivatives, football, horse racing, market designs, matched bets, Mechanism Designs, Michael Robb, prediction markets, Roger Federer, tennis, Tony Clare, Wimbledon
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Huge quality improvement (well, considering that they started from 1,000 meters below the sea level) in the BetFair blog, lead by their resident prediction market guy, Mike Robb
The guy has shown commitment. Look at the semi-long list of posts he has produced. The guy has finally understood that people want red meat —dynamic charts (i.e., self-updating) that link to the said prediction markets. I observe, in passing, … Continue reading
BetFair’s new bet-matching logic
Michael Robb’s e-mail to me: Hi Chris, Firstly I’d like to clarify that Betfair is a privately-owned, limited company and is not listed on the Stock Exchange. Therefore, there is no trading in its shares and so when Ed Murray … Continue reading
??? BetFair bet-matching logic ???
While market design expert Chris Hibbert is puzzled by Niall O’Connor’s statement mentioning an automated trader, event derivative trader Ed Murray (who made a series of accusations against BetFair) has just written a comment bringing in some intriguing (but yet … Continue reading
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Meet Mike Robb of BetFair and the BetFair blog (the “prediction markets” section).
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Posted in Exchanges & Markets, People, Resources - References
Tagged BetFair, BetFair blog, Michael Robb, Mike Robb, prediction markets
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BetFair-TradeFair (slightly) improve their blog, finally (it was about time) —and open 2 new sections: “prediction markets” and “financials”.
Here’s the vertical menu of the BetFair blog. Scroll down until you see “Politics”, and “Prediction Markets”. – - Here’s their section on politics: – Here’s their section on finance: – - My thoughts: Their “about” page still does not … Continue reading
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The Michigan primary as seen thru the BetFair prediction markets
Thanks to Michael Robb from BetFair, I can show you the charts of the last day of trading on Michigan’s election day. You can see, on the Republican chart, Mitt Romney (in red) as the Comeback Kid —starting at 3:00PM … Continue reading