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Here's a copy/paste of the Matchbook rates: The new system is based on bet size, regardless of whether your trade wins or loses. If you accept an offer, the fee is 1.0%. If you post an offer that is accepted, not only is there no fee, but Matchbook will pay you 0.2%. As demonstrated lately on many financial exchanges, liquidity explodes when people are paid to make offers. How We Calculate the Rate Commission rates of 1.0% or -0.2% will be applied to the lesser of your "bet" or "to win" amount. So regardless of whether you bet $1,000 to win $5,000, or $5,000 to win $1,000, your bet size is treated as only $1,000. In both cases, you pay $10 in commissions if you accept an offer, or you are paid $2 if your offer is accepted.
matchbook market 1 cent near post time in most cases.
how does one use pinny? How does everyone on here use pinnacle if you can't get on with a us address? any tips? thanks
[QUOTE=kidneydoc;14776]How does everyone on here use pinnacle if you can't get on with a us address? any tips? thanks[/QUOTE]that's a good question

Why is the greek so highly rated? Im just curious, I dont have them. I actually just started using off shore books this year. Based on everything ive read for a U.S. resident- Bookmaker, Matchbook are must haves.
they pay out.
I have beef with all of those places other than Pinny and Bookmaker.
[QUOTE=EdTeach;14789]I have beef with all of those places other than Pinny and Bookmaker.[/QUOTE] care to elaborate---it's ok if you do not wish to.