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Know your liability!

May 7, 2010 by  
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If you have a maximum price at which you`ll lay,  its a good idea to set your liability to a manageable figure. You can  base a fixed liability around the stakes you`ve allocated in your betting bank. For example if your maximum lay odds are 4.00 and you want to risk no more than £10 per lay, simply click the liability link on your bet slip, type in 10 and hit OK. Betting this way can help keep loses to a minimum and won`t leave you overexposed on any single bet. Obviously with laying you need to have a decent strike rate to compensate for the losing bets.

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Jonathan Burgess is an official Betfair Accredited Trainer and racing columnist for various respected betting industry publications such as: Betting School, The Daily Punt and Betfair’s Education site. He also runs the Profitable – False Favourites Betting Tips Club. You can contact him here


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