Exchange accounts opened through us pay 2% commission instead of 5%. Sign up once and get accounts on the exchanges you choose.
An exchange running on Betfair’s infrastructure. Same markets, odds and liquidity; accounts are opened through a broker.
Deposit in crypto, bet in euros
The world’s largest betting exchange since 2000. The widest range of markets and the highest liquidity.
Highest liquidity
Markets on 30+ sports, high liquidity and one-click betting. Cash Out supported.
Welcome bonus
A low-commission, high-liquidity exchange for value seekers. Offers live streaming and a bet builder.
Live streaming and bet builder
The second-largest exchange by market share. Broad markets in football, tennis, horse racing and basketball.
Wide horse racing markets
A modern exchange covering 20+ sports. Does not restrict long-term winners or arbitrage players.
Open to arbitrage players
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The standard exchange commission is 5%. On accounts opened through us, only 2% is deducted from your net winnings.
Join for freeSign up once and your accounts on the platforms you choose are opened at our special commission rate.
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No separate form for each platform. Your login details appear on your account page.
Log in to your platform account and fund it.
Our special rate, not the standard one, is deducted from your net winnings.
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GuideExchanges only charge commission on net winnings. We work through back, lay and single-market examples to show how 5% versus 2% commission affects your profit.
GuideHow are odds formed on exchanges, what is the difference between back and lay, and how is commission calculated? A short guide for beginners.
A betting exchange is a marketplace where you bet against other players rather than a company. Users set the odds; the platform only matches opposing bets and takes a small commission from winning bets.
Back means betting that an outcome will happen. Lay means betting that it will not — taking the bookmaker’s role.
Exchanges only charge commission on net winnings; the standard rate is usually 5%. Accounts opened through Betexgo pay 2%.
Look at the commission rate, liquidity in major markets such as football and tennis, features like Cash Out and in-play betting, and deposit methods.
At a bookmaker the company sets the odds and you bet against it. On an exchange players set the odds, you bet against other players and you can place both back and lay bets.
Back means betting that an outcome will happen; lay means betting that it will not. When you lay, you take the bookmaker’s role.
The standard exchange commission is 5%. Accounts opened through Betexgo get a specially negotiated rate, so only 2% is deducted from your net winnings. On €100 net profit you pay €2 instead of €5. No commission is charged on losing bets.
When signing up to Betexgo you tick the exchanges you want accounts on; after signing up you can also use the “Open my account” button on the cards. Your details stay the same and there are no extra forms. Once the account is open, the username and login details appear on your account page.
No. Betexgo is only a guide that presents exchanges. Account opening, deposits and betting take place on the exchange’s or broker’s website.
Membership is free. Verifying your phone via WhatsApp blocks fake accounts and makes sure promo codes reach real users.
For account, deposit and withdrawal matters, contact the official support channel of the exchange or broker. For general questions, our live support and Telegram channel are open.
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