12BET Exchange gives you the flexibility to back or lay on sports events from across the globe. Unlike traditional sportsbook you can place back bets at higher odds or lay at lower odds than the market and wait for other players to accept your bets.
Back betting is what you might have done with Bookmakers, and is essentially the punters traditional style of betting. Back betting is betting on an outcome to happen.
When placing a lay bet you are betting for an outcome not to happen and playing the role of the bookmaker.
When laying a bet, you can only win the other person's stake.
In Exchange Live betting is noted as In- play betting.
Your liability is the amount you could loss in your worst-case scenario. When backing it's simply the stake which you place. When laying however it's the amount it will cost you if your selection wins. Either way, it is how much you are risking.
One thing's certain though, will only let you risk as much as is in your 12BET account. You can see what’s your liability or how much you have bet on 12Exchange under Exposure.
INR : In the exchange we use Points to place the bet.
1Point = INR 100
Example: If you transfer INR 5,000 in exchange, you will see 500 Points in your Exchange account.
The minimum bet in the exchange is 8 Points.
USD: For members using USD, there will be no difference in the transferred amount.
Always remember: Blue means Back & Pink means Lay
To Back a bet type you need to select the blue ‘Back’ odds. This will open the betslip where you can choose which odds you wish to back, and your stake.
If you wish to lay a selection, select the pink ‘Lay’ odds, where the betslip will open and ask you to choose which odds you wish to lay your selections at, as well as the stake you wish to lay. Do note that if you are laying selections at higher odds than even money, you will risk more than your input into the stake box.
Yes, you can back and lay as many times as you wish.
Yes, if your back or lay bets are unmatched (ie, no one has laid a price that you have backed at higher odds than the current market, or no one has backed a price that you have laid at lower odds than the current market}, then you can cancel the bet through the betslip.
Please note that all winning bets on 12BET Exchange are subjected to a 3% commission on winnings.
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In 12BET Exchange you can not only “BACK” bets (same as placing bets in our Sportsbook) But also you can “LAY” bets requested by other players. Always remember: Blue means “Back” & Pink means “Lay”
If you are ‘backing’ a bet, it means that you are betting FOR the event to happen. Take this example here:
3 blue odds & 3 pink odds will always display the 3 best back & lay odds respectively.
The odds in BLUE are the BACK odds and indicate what you can currently bet on, and the maximum bet you can place is the figure you see underneath the odds, in this case $595,
if you were betting on New Zealand. You can bet any amount up to $595 at odds of 2.70, and your bet will be accepted.
If I place the above bet, if the selection wins, I will receive returns of $540, and make a profit of $340. However, do note that commission rates apply to winnings, so your net profit will be slightly lower.
However, if you wanted to, you could actually request a bigger price. Let’s say you want to back New Zealand at 2.80 odds. You can input 2.80 into the betslip and place the bet.
Note though, when this happens, your bet is not automatically accepted. Someone else will need to ‘lay’ your bet for the bet to be ‘matched’ or accepted. If no one lays the bet, then it will not be accepted.
Rather than backing selections, some players will choose to ‘lay’ selections, or accept bets that other players are requesting.
Here, you can see that 2.72 (the first number in pink) is the ‘lay’ price for New Zealand. What this means is that another player, or other players, have requested that they want to back
at odds of 2.72. If you wanted to ‘lay’ this bet, then you are accepting the bet, much like a sportsbook does. The amount underneath the odds reflects the total amount that other
players are wanting to back New Zealand. In this case, it is $827.
In the above screenshot, I am laying $100 at odds of 2.72. If New Zealand do not win, then my profit is $100, if New Zealand win the match, I will lose $172. Do note though that commission rates apply to any winnings, which means your net profit will be slightly lower.
If, however, you feel the odds are too high, and you will want to lay this selection at smaller odds, that is also possible. Another player must back your bet for it to be matched and accepted.
When you lay a selection that is lower than the current lay price, it gets added to the total amount that is already there. For example, if we started with this market:
And now I lay $7969 @ 1.58 odds like this:
Then this amount will be added to the ‘Back’ odds of 1.58. See how it went from $2110 to $10,079: