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Quote from: rdbase on June 16, 2019, 10:41:42 PM

Are you having issues processing withdrawals lately? Undecided

I don't think they have, I made my withdrawal just yesterday and the same as normal, it's instant.

Just out of curiosity, I just want to ask how much in mbtc you are receiving guys every time you credited a free bet?

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Are you having issues processing withdrawals lately? Undecided

If it is the blockchain then you could put up a notice to players when they arrive on the site that the withdrawals will be delayed.
Cause I put one in for ethereum but it hasnt been processed and still is pending upon approval.
Been like this for over an hour and they usually get cleared and completed within about 5 minutes of requesting one.
Also noticed a transfer to section on the withdrawal page with several different currencies to choose from.
Is this something new which could be causing the delay in withdrawals at the moment?

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The hype is real!
https://twitter.com/WatfordFC/status/1139517867601399808
Would love to get my hands on one of those neat shirts Grin

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Quote from: ralle14 on June 16, 2019, 12:27:45 AM

Because of the odds shifting over time, sometimes the pre boosted odds on asian handicaps diminishes. The odds on their live lines are mostly the same but on their pre match odds it's not always the same. After some hours here's the current odds on the Japan vs Chile match we could see there's a movement. If it weren't for darkstar's early screenshot others could say it's not boosted.

Neat, I was unaware that Sportsbet's European Handicap lines went to a competitive margin the closer we got to a match. This isn't the asian handicap 'boost' diminishing though (and it's not really a boost, it's just them offering competitive lines), it the european handicaps also getting boosted.

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Quote from: ralle14 on June 16, 2019, 12:27:45 AM

Because of the odds shifting over time, sometimes the pre boosted odds on asian handicaps diminishes. The odds on their live lines are mostly the same but on their pre match odds it's not always the same. After some hours here's the current odds on the Japan vs Chile match we could see there's a movement. If it weren't for darkstar's early screenshot others could say it's not boosted.

I think timing is very important in these things, maybe write something like "maintenance" or whatever so that people would know the difference between results calculating and bets are postponing, they are very different two things. It wouldn't be that hard to code neither, instead of taking them down and having nothing, just put like a screen that shows "calculating" and that is it, maybe add a bit of design and cute things so when people see it they would be thinking of cuteness instead of "come on calculate already" as well.

There are always games that get postponed because of injuries during training for the fights which could result with a bit of changes in the card as well and that is why its much more frequent in fighting world than say for example NBA or Fifa games (I don't even recall any NBA game that got postponed honestly).

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Because of the odds shifting over time, sometimes the pre boosted odds on asian handicaps diminishes. The odds on their live lines are mostly the same but on their pre match odds it's not always the same. After some hours here's the current odds on the Japan vs Chile match we could see there's a movement. If it weren't for darkstar's early screenshot others could say it's not boosted.

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Quote from: Hendrik51 on June 15, 2019, 02:43:07 PM

Guys, can I ask you: do you also not have price boosts available anymore on Asian total and Asian handicap markets? I have this since this week and I just don't understand it

From the price boost terms and conditions:

Quote from: https://sportsbet.io/promotions/choose-your-own-price-boost

3. Price boost is not available for Soccer Asian Handicap and Asian Total markets as our market pricing is already boosted.

They're offering 1.94 evens on a lot of Soccer events from what I've seen and a boost would make the bets -EV for Sportsbet.io.

I know, but what do they mean with "is already boosted"?

For example now on the Argentina game in Copa America you can bet on Argentina in 1x2 market at 2,11 odds and boost it up to 2,19
But the same bet in asian handicap -0,5 is also at 2,11 and you cannot boost. This makes no sense to me.

Also it proves that the asian odds are not already boosted, because they are the exact same as on 1x2 markets.

I guess they mean "better than normal", rather than the 7% boost applied normally.

Well, it´s not better than normal. Their margin on Asians is exactly the same as on draw no bet line or normal handicap lines or match odds.

Using the Paraguay - Qatar odds:
3.68% margin on 1x2 (Match odds)
3.07% margin on Asian Handicap +/- 0.75
6.91% margin on Draw no Bet

Check your math - the margins on DNB are very clearly much worse.

Then how is it possible that always the DNB odds are the exact same as asian handicap with +0 line and for -1 European handicap the odds are exactly the same as for -1,5 asian handicap

See now on Argentina game....odds are 1,60/2,35 on asian handicap +0 and also 1,60/2,35 on DNB....I call that exactly same margin

They aren't. Live lines are different and everything becomes worse, so I'm not taking those into consideration. Here's a clear example of the margin differences between Asian Handicap and DNB from the Gold Cup. Here's a clear example of the differences for European handicap versus Asian handicap in Copa America.

Boosts should probably be allowed for in-play asians but they can do whatever they want.

Not only in live....also prematch the odds on DNB are always identical to asian handicap +0....go check it yourself!

Edit....okay in those cases you´re right...I´m only checking odds on the game day prematch...and there 100% sure on the Argentina game the odds for DNB and asian handicap +0 were identical, both in live and prematch a couple hours before kickoff. Same for -1 European handicap versus -1,5 asian handicap