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What Are Betfair Exchange Games?

Betfair Exchange Games allows users to trade and bet on the outcomes of various casino games like blackjack, poker, baccarat, and roulette that are played by computers rather than humans. Users can back or lay bets on which computer players or outcomes will win each hand or round. As new cards are dealt or outcomes revealed, the odds shift, creating opportunities for traders to profit. Some unique games include HiLo, where users bet on whether the next card will be higher or lower than the previous, and Card Derby Racing, a virtual horse race using cards. Both standard and turbo modes are available.

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What Are Betfair Exchange Games?

Betfair Exchange Games allows users to trade and bet on the outcomes of various casino games like blackjack, poker, baccarat, and roulette that are played by computers rather than humans. Users can back or lay bets on which computer players or outcomes will win each hand or round. As new cards are dealt or outcomes revealed, the odds shift, creating opportunities for traders to profit. Some unique games include HiLo, where users bet on whether the next card will be higher or lower than the previous, and Card Derby Racing, a virtual horse race using cards. Both standard and turbo modes are available.

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What Are Betfair Exchange Games?

Betfair is one of many largest betting exchanges in the world, in addition to a superb platform for
trading both sports and games. The idea of sports trading is generally being discussed in articles,
forums and blogs across the net - however not everybody knows that it's actually quite possible
to produce trades on traditional casino games - via Betfair Exchange Games.

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Betfair Exchange Games is a built-in area of the Betfair website and currently features seven
different games with new ones being introduced from time and energy to time. In order to play
and trade to them you should have a current Betfair account. Also, to play these games using real
cash, you will have to make an internal transfer from most of your Betfair wallet to your Betfair
Games wallet. This is a fairly easy process, however, and can be produced in seconds within
your Betfair member account area. You could, needless to say, transfer your money back once
again to your main Betfair wallet at any time.

Once you launch any of the Betfair Exchange Games for the 1st time things will look somewhat
confusing. You will soon observe that you, as a person, do not take a dynamic part in actually
playing out the games. In the overall game of Blackjack, as an example, you will find there are
four computer players which are playing against a pc dealer. Both players and the dealer will
play "perfect Blackjack" - meaning this is the mathematical correct solution to play the overall
game without the human conditions like emotions, stress or fatigue involved. The computer
players will always know when to "hit" or "stand", for instance, on the basis of the likelihood of
winning the hand. Your task is to determine which of the players/dealer will win or lose the hand
ultimately depending about what cards they are holding. Bets are positioned in rounds as both
players and the dealer draw new cards, and you are able to both "back" (bet for) or "lay" (bet
against) certain players or the dealer while the hand will be played out.

The fundamental principle of backing and laying certain hands, players, events or special
conditions to happen in a game, stays the same in most of the exchange games, whichever one
you choose. Whilst the betting proceed in rounds where new cards are increasingly being dealt or
drawn, the odds shift up and down throughout the game which, obviously, makes this scenario
great for trading. Exchange Games like Poker and Baccarat tend to attract many pro traders as
odds usually swing very fast between the hands that are favorites. Additionally, there are several
side bets to choose from generally in most games to help expand trading opportunities.

Besides more traditional casino games like Blackjack, Poker, Omaha and Baccarat, other pretty
unique games can be found at Betfair Exchange Games. In the HiLo game, for instance, the
gamer will back or lay the computer to correctly predict the next card in a string: will another
card be higher or below the last one? Similar to the Blackjack game example above, the
computer will guess the next card in relation to probability. As an example, if the card 7 is drawn
and there are 2 cards left in the game with a price less than seven, and if there are 5 cards left
with a benefit more than 7 - then the computer will predict the next card to be more than card 7.
As simple because the HiLo game may seem, this can be a challenging game for traders as odds
will swing, not merely according to by which order the cards are drawn, but in addition just how
many cards remain in total in the game.

Betfair Exchange Games also hosts a digital horse racing game called Card Derby Racing where
"virtual horses" race over the track as cards are increasingly being drawn to find out their
progress in each round. Also, a fascinating version of the classic game of Roulette is available in
Bullseye Roulette. In this "Betfair" version of the game, several roulette balls are sent off in
rounds as they eliminate most of the numbers until there is only one number left - in fact the
result you'd end up getting an individual roulette spin at any online casino. However in the
Betfair version of exchange roulette, bets and trades can obviously be produced in each round!

Betfair Exchange Games may be played in a slower "standard" mode where each round is
approximately one minute long, and in "turbo" mode where each round is around 30 seconds. It
doesn't matter which mode you choose whilst the games are played out in exactly the same way.
The "standard" mode will of course offer you more time for you to place your bets, but many pro
traders will choose the "turbo" mode - or use a software like X-feeder to position the bets.

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