Bookmaker termsGlossary
Liquidity
On a betting exchange, the volume of money available to be matched at the offered prices. High liquidity = tight spreads + large stakes get matched without moving the market. Low liquidity = wider spreads, slippage on big stakes, and traded prices that don't reflect true probability. Premier League match-result markets are the most liquid; niche-sport and lower-league markets often illiquid.