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The odds comparison shows Betfair’s odds, after deducting the maximum 5% commission that may apply. Betfair charge a commission of between 2% and 5% on a net winning position in a market. |
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The Betfair odds shown are only those that are available to a minimum £35 stake. |
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“Average bookie” odds show mean prices from up to 4 nominated bookies, and are only used where at least 3 of the 4 nominated bookies offer odds on a market. For horseracing, the nominated bookies are; William Hill, Ladbrokes, Blue Square and Coral. For soccer and other sports, the nominated bookies are Ladbrokes, SkyBet and BlueSquare. |
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Odds are provided by Oddschecker and are as of the time shown. |
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The odds shown are from the Betfair win markets. Betfair offers bets on win and place markets rather than each way bets, which may be offered by the bookies. |
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Comparisons are only shown on selections where Betfair odds are better than the average bookie odds so to make a comparison of all selections in a market check the prices out on oddschecker.com |
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The % difference value displayed is the % difference in profit you would receive if a bet was placed on the runner shown at Betfair. It is calculated using odds prices to 2 decimal places of accuracy. The odds displayed, show those same odds rounded to 1 decimal place. |
| An example: If the odds on Hedgehunter to win The Grand National are 4.1 with Betfair and the Average Bookie odds are 3.75 then the % difference in odds would be approximately 7.1%. This can be calculated by working out how much better off you would be by placing a bet: If you had £10 at Betfair odds of 4.1 this could potentially return £39.45 (£29.45 winnings based on £31 less 5%), whereas £10 at average bookie odds of 3.75 could return £37.50 (£27.50 winnings). The difference is £1.95, which can be expressed as a percentage by the sum (£1.95 divided by £27.50) x 100 = 7.1% |
