What are Betfair trading games?

 

Betfair is one of the largest betting exchanges in the world, as well as an excellent platform for exchanging sports and games. The concept of sports trading is frequently discussed in articles, forums and blogs around the web, but not everyone knows that it is 188betcash to trade in traditional casino games through Betfair Exchange Games.

Betfair Exchange Games is an integrated part of the Betfair website and currently features seven different games with new ones being introduced from time to time. In order to play and trade with them, you will need to have an existing Betfair account. Additionally, to play these real money games, you will need to make an internal transfer from your main Betfair wallet to your Betfair Games wallet. However, this is a fairly straightforward process and can be done within seconds within your Betfair member account area. Of course, you can transfer your money to your main Betfair wallet at any time.

When you start any of the Betfair trading games for the first time, things can seem a bit confusing. You will soon realize that you, as a player, are not actively involved in playing the games. In the game of Blackjack, for example, you will find that there are four computer players playing against a computer dealer. Both the players and the dealer will play "Perfect Blackjack", that is, the correct mathematical way to play without human conditions such as emotions, stress or fatigue. Computer players will always know when to "hit" or "stand", for example, based on the probability of winning the hand. Your task is to determine which of the players / dealer will win or lose the hand in the end, depending on the cards they have. Bets are placed in rounds when both the players and the dealer draw new cards, and you can "back" (bet in favor) or "place" (bet against) certain players or the dealer while the hand is being played.

The basic principle of endorsing and placing certain special hands, players, events or conditions to happen in a game, remains the same in all trading games, whichever you choose. As bets progress in rounds where new cards are dealt or drawn, the odds increase and decrease throughout the game, which of course makes this scenario perfect for trading. Trading games like poker and baccarat tend to attract a lot of professional traders, as the odds tend to swing very quickly between favorite hands. Additionally, there are several side bets to choose from in most games to further expand trading opportunities.

In addition to the more traditional casino games like Blackjack, Poker, Omaha, and Baccarat, there are other quite unique games available at Betfair Exchange Games. In the HiLo game, for example, the player will go back or place the computer to correctly predict the next card in a sequence: will the next card be higher or lower than the previous one? As in the example from the Blackjack game above, the computer will guess the next card based on probability. For example, if card 7 is drawn and there are 2 cards left in the game with a value less than seven, and if there are 5 cards with a value greater than 7, the computer will predict the next highest card. than card 7. As simple as the HiLo game may seem, this is a challenging game for traders as the odds will vary, not only based on the order in which the cards are drawn, but also the number of cards left in total in the game.

Betfair Exchange Games also hosts a virtual horse racing game called Card Derby Racing in which "virtual horses" race around the track while cards are drawn to determine their progress in each round. Also, an interesting version of the classic roulette game is available at Bullseye Roulette. In this "Betfair" version of the game, several roulette balls are sent in rounds, since they remove all the numbers until only one number remains; in fact, the result would be with a single spin of roulette at any online casino. . But in the Betfair version of trading roulette, bets and trades can be made every round!

Betfair Exchange games can be played in a slower "standard" mode, where each round lasts approximately one minute, and in "turbo" mode, where each round lasts around 30 seconds. It doesn't matter which mode you choose, as the games are played in exactly the same way.