Betdaq Review

BETDAQ is one of the biggest betting exchanges in the world with its registered office based at Suites 6-8, 5th Floor, Europort, Gibraltar. BETDAQ is the major competitor to Betfair and SMARKETS in the betting exchange space. In 2013 it was acquired by Ladbrokes plc, but has since become part of the larger LadbrokesCoral plc group from 1st November 2017 after the final completion of the merger between the two high street betting giants. For exchange punters this is a great partnership as it means that many punters who were only betting in the shops will now be given incentives to bet via the Betdaq exchange. This provides more liquidity for all exchange layers and bettors.

The Betdaq site runs on one of the most secure and technologically advanced systems, which is operated by Exchange Platform Solutions Limited, a company licensed by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission This platform is responsible for matching more than £75m worth of bets from customers and brokerages around the world each week, so when you bet with BETDAQ you know that your bet is backed by the strength and security of a global business.

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Deposit & Withdrawals

The deposit options available with Betdaq are vast and include the main ones which are Visa and Mastercard debit cards, Visa Electron cards as well as e-wallets. The main e-wallets can be used such as Paypal, Skrill and Neteller.

Customer Service

By Phone: IRE 01 556 6222, UK : 08701781 021, International : +353 1 556 6222 By Email: helpdesk@betdaq.com By Fax: +353 1 556 6296

License Information

Betdaq is licensed and regulated by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission License Number 003367

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Decimal As a betting exchange you will only see decimal odds available. The reason for this is that an exchange is exactly that. It is like a normal stock exchange where prices move in something called ticks (or 1/100ths) These ticks allow for both backers and layers to trade. It also provides more competition for people wishing to back at a price or lay at a price.

Betting limits

As a betting exchange Betdaq does not have any limits on winnings. You are only limited by the liquidity of a market. If their are enough layers you can win as much as possible.

Types of bets

Of course Betdaq has a main focus on trading and exchange peer to peer betting. they also have multiples betting on selected sports and pool betting on football.

Sport coverage

As an exchange, the number of sports offered is more limited due to the nature of exchange betting. They currently have 16 different sports to bet on.

In-play experience

Betdaq of course offer in-play and live betting being an exchange. Here you are betting against other punters, also known as “peer to peer” betting. You can either be the bookmaker (lay a price) or the punter (back a price) Odds are offered on all sports, with horse racing being one of the most common sports for in running betting.

Live streaming

Live streaming is available on Betdaq and the minimum stake to watch an event/horse race is £5

The layout of the site is very straightforward and easy on the eye. The main top menu has all of the available products and in the left menu you will find the top section contains popular links within the lower section containing the list of various sports.

The main content section with the markets and prices is also set up with a top and bottom section with the main event at the top and other in play events in the bottom section.

Two excellent content sections on the Betdaq site are the traders tools and the Betdaq tips section.

Betdaq is an exchange betting site so odds are not available like a normal sportsbook. With exchange and peer to peer betting you can of course find better odds in nearly every event and sport.

Betdaq does offer a service called “Multiples” which allows users to bet on multiples (minimum 2 selections) at exchange odds. You can also place combination bets if the bet slip allows.

Betdaq has an extensive coverage of sports for both pre match and In-play trading and across a multiple range of sports. If we look at football you will find betting opportunities from 41 different countries.

Being an exchange this is the only type of betting they do and they do this very well. Betdaq is widely regarded as the leading competitor to Betfair and SMARKETS.

The number of markets is limited only be the number of people willing to offer a price.

Betdaq have a a couple of “Commission” related offers, one is for new clients and one is for existing clients. They also have an offer for players who bet on their multiples platform.

For new players, they are offering up to £1000 cash back on your first months commission and for existing players they now offer a very competitive 2% commission across all exchange sports bets.

For those of you who like multiples you can take advantage of their free bet offer. Bet £100 on multiples in any week and Betdaq will give you a free £10 multiples bet

Betdaq make it very easy indeed to place deposits. They do only focus on the main payment methods which include VISA, Mastercard, Paypal, Skrill and Neteller.

Brilliant live chat with a very knowledgeable agent and answered a number of questions relating to the new multiples betting on Betdaq. Including the ability to place combination bets and the very interesting question of winning limits.

Betdaq is owned and operated by LC International Limited, Suites 6-8, 5th Floor, Europort, Gibraltar, is licensed (RGL Nos. 010, 012) by the Government of Gibraltar and regulated by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner. All bets struck by customers with accounts registered in Great Britain are regulated by the British Gambling Commission pursuant to the licence held by Ladbrokes Betting & Gaming Ltd. (licence no. 1611)