BetonMarkets types of bets
Placing a financial fixed odds bet with BetOnMarkets is straight forward. All you need to do is choose what you want to win, choose the time frame, choose a market and choose a targer. Click 'price the bet' and thats all there is to it.
Types of BetonMarkets bet include intraday bets, expriy bets, boundary bets, fun corners, and public orders. Lets have a look at each one.
Intraday bets
Intraday bets last only for a few hours so they can not be sold before expiry.
The duoble up / down bet is a financial fixed odds bet that the market rises or falls between when you palce the bet and the end of the trading session.
Intraday up down bets work on your prediction that the markets will rise or fall between two specific times of that day.
The supper double is a double bet of the bets described above. Similar to tradition accumulator bets the payouts can be hugh.
Expiry bets
You predict where the market will lie a specific time in the future, between 2 days and 180 days from when you place your bet.
Boundary bet
BetonMarkets boundary bets include one touch, profit if the markets touches your predicted lever; No touch; if the price doesn't touch your prediction; Barrier range, a no touch bet with a top and bottom prediction; Double touch, if two levels are touched within a certain time frame; Up or down, you profit if the markets touches your prediction either above or below the current price.
You can see the innovative way BetonMarkets presents these bets by looking at the example of a the 'no touch' bet below. All you have to do is set how much you want to win, the time frame you wish to run your bet over,the currency, stock, or index, and the boundary that the price should not trade through. Click the button bellow and you get a price for your financial fixed odds bet.
Fun bets
Designed for entertainment only. Not great for people who want to turn a profit.
Public orders
Various bets are shown and can be traded. They are contracts available for purchase and contracts available to short. This can be a useful tool but liquidity is often low.
