If you are experimenting with betting exchanges, testing new strategies, greening up, getting used to strategies, transferring money from one outcome to another at high odds or just getting used to the exchange environment then you may want to back or lay below the £2 minimum bet size. Here is how to do it.

It is a common problem that many people are unable to understand what exactly betting odds mean. When you back a football team to win at 9/4 from a high street bookmaker, what exactly are you paying for. Is 9/4 good value?

The original concept of a betting exchange was that is should be a person-to-person medium where people could exchange odds with each other rather than a bookmaker. By doing this people could get better prices and guaranteed bets.

Dutching can be a great way of minimising your risk whilst still looking at a healthy profit. Peter Webb shows us how.

So you have made the decision that you want to be a trader. Where do you start and is there some structure you need to follow to give you the maximum chance of success?