Snooker exchange — trade frame by frame
Ranking events and tour matches with exchange match-winner prices. Snooker swings frame by frame, which makes it ideal for backing early and laying off in-play.
What is the difference between back and lay?
A back bet is a bet that something will happen, like a normal bookmaker bet. A lay bet is the opposite side: you offer the price and win the backer's stake if the selection loses. Laying holds your liability (stake × (odds − 1)) until the market settles.
Can I bet in-play?
Yes. Live markets update every second from the exchange feed. In-play bets have a short acceptance delay so the price you tap is re-checked against the live price before the bet stands.
When are bets settled?
Automatically, within minutes of the official result. Session and line markets settle as soon as that session is complete; match markets settle after the match. Winnings go straight to your wallet.
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