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Back in 2000, Betfair decided to create a new way of placing bets, allowing players to take on the role of the bookmaker by offering their own odds on sporting events.

Thus was born the Betting Exchange.

If the term is new to you, don't worry: in this Betting Exchange guide you will find everything you need to start betting in back-to-back mode in Italy on the best sport betting website.

What is Punta e Banca

Betting Exchange bets were born in 2000 at the hands of Betfair. The extraordinary idea เกมคาสิโนออนไลน์ ปอยเปต  their birth was that the odds were not to be decided by bookmakers alone.

For Betfair, bettors needed to have more freedom, including the ability to offer odds on a sporting event. In this way the players can take on the function of bookmaker and the odds are generated by the meeting of supply and demand, therefore by the law of the market, just like in a financial stock exchange instead of being determined by professional bookmakers.

Since the beginning, the Betting Exchange is also known by the name of Back and Lay bets, which in Italian take the name of Punta e Banca. To fully understand the back-and-forth betting method, let's start with the glossary of the few fundamental terms:

• Bet (or Back) : very similar to the traditional bet, the player selects the odds on the sporting event he prefers from a column (usually in blue or light blue) and bets a sum of money, betting on the possibility that that event occur.
• Bank (or Lay) : the player assumes the role of bookmaker. From a column (usually in pink or orange) he selects the odds he wishes to offer for a particular sporting event, effectively betting against the eventuality of that event occurring.
• Cash Out : literally means to collect, it is a method that allows you to close the bet or the bank at any time, even before the end of the sporting event, thus collecting the winnings early or limiting the losses.
• Liquidity : is the amount of money in a Betting Exchange market. Basically it is the sum of the betting proposals (stakes and bankings) for each odds, waiting to be matched. Ample liquidity means there is a lot of money per share. In this way there will be more options for whoever bets and who banks and the odds will be very similar. Poor liquidity results in a narrow range of odds that are very distant from each other. The greater the liquidity, i. e. the amount of money that players have decided to bet on the opposite bet to ours, the more the odds offered in the market will approach their fair value .