Thanks to Michaelg and his never ending flow of ideas, I've been looking at laying higher priced offerings around the globe. What seems to be apparent to me is a different style of Betfew use in Australia to that which goes on in NZ & UK.

In UK & NZ the lay and back prices seem to slowly come to a common ground in a timely manner before the race is run. In Aus however there seems to be a reluctance to trend towards a common ground and you get layers picking off crazy high prices and backers picking off crazy low prices before an attempt is made at finding a common ground.

Am I imagining this effect or is there any substance to this observation. Anyone's thoughts welcome.

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