Order broadcasting
Liquidity is scattered: some of the money you want is on Betfair, some on Smarkets, some on Matchbook. Broadcasting places your bet on every linked exchange simultaneously — one click, all the liquidity, everywhere at once.
Who can use it
Full access whenever two or more exchanges are connected and the market is confidently matched across them. Opt in per market window — it's off by default.
Broadcasting needs at least two connected exchanges, so it comes with Pro's multi-exchange support. On a single exchange, your one-click and manual bets work exactly as described elsewhere.
How markets get linked
When you have several exchanges connected, BetTrading.net automatically identifies the same real-world market — and each individual selection within it — across them. Matching is confidence-scored and deliberately cautious: if the app isn't sure two markets are truly the same, it does not link them, and broadcasting simply isn't offered there. It never guesses.
Broadcasting a bet
- Open a market that's linked across your exchanges and expand the Broadcast Betting section.
- Switch the broadcast toggle on for this window (the Manual Betting dialog has the same toggle).
- Place your bet as normal — one-click or confirmed. BetTrading.net sends a leg to every linked exchange at the same moment.
- The bet appears in Requested Bets as one entry with an expandable per-exchange breakdown: each leg's exchange, price and matched status, individually tracked.
Cancelling a broadcast bet
Cancel once and BetTrading.net cancels the unmatched remainder on every exchange the bet reached — each leg independently, so one exchange being slow never blocks the others. Legs that already matched stay matched (they're real bets), clearly shown in the breakdown.
Broadcasting shines when you want size: a stake that would push through one exchange's book can fill quietly across three. Watch the legs the first few times — seeing which exchanges match fastest for your markets tells you where your Primary should be. And remember each leg is a real bet at that exchange's own price; the breakdown shows exactly what you got where.