Quote from: Omikifuse on October 08, 2018, 10:24:10 PM

Hi?

My bets aren't being counted for the competition Huh

It shows I have 0 bets for each entry but I have at least 1 Huh

Hi Omikifuse. Have those bets been placed after I sent you the PM yesterday?

Either way, I'll ask BetKing to look into it again.

Quote from: onetime1111 on October 08, 2018, 11:03:11 PM

Is the max bet of 5% in terms of to win amount? or risk amount? for example if i bet something -200, can i bet 10% of roll (to win 5%)? If I am betting something +200, can I only bet 2.5%(to win 5%) or can i bet 5%(to win 10%)

Quote from: Pif on October 09, 2018, 06:47:32 AM

Quote from: onetime1111 on October 08, 2018, 11:03:11 PM

Is the max bet of 5% in terms of to win amount? or risk amount? for example if i bet something -200, can i bet 10% of roll (to win 5%)? If I am betting something +200, can I only bet 2.5%(to win 5%) or can i bet 5%(to win 10%)

That 5% max bet limit is referred to your current bankroll where current bankroll is to be intended as starting bankroll added with wins ( or deducted with losses) coming from eligible bets.

Betking made it simple for their players and if you check leaderboard page you will find everything you need to know to join the competition : beside every username you might find starting bankroll , current bankroll, .... points ( monthly and weeklY9 and above all max bet and min bet.

Have a look here : https://betking.io/sports-leaderboard

Yep, Pif is right. The 5% refers only to the max stake (in relation to your current bankroll) that will be considered from any bet, for the purpose of calculating your competition ROI% (and updating your competition bankroll). And, like Pif mentioned in another post, this affects only your progress in the competition (if the bet wins you'll still paid in full, of course).

Quote from: buwaytress on October 09, 2018, 08:55:53 AM

I think things are a lot clearer now, thank you for the explanation in PM. Having the min bet in the leaderboard also helpful; just a few more questions:

1. If I make a bet bigger than the max bet, will it still count (based on max bet amount?).
2. How do we see past performance or points total? For example, I should have a negative ROI for my losing bet yesterday but it shows on leaderboard as 0.
3. How is it some people have higher min/max bet on the same bankroll? Does positive ROI affect that to increase min/max? It appears so from what I can see.

Quote from: Pif on October 09, 2018, 09:40:32 AM

Quote from: buwaytress on October 09, 2018, 08:55:53 AM

I think things are a lot clearer now, thank you for the explanation in PM. Having the min bet in the leaderboard also helpful; just a few more questions:

1. If I make a bet bigger than the max bet, will it still count (based on max bet amount?).
2. How do we see past performance or points total? For example, I should have a negative ROI for my losing bet yesterday but it shows on leaderboard as 0.
3. How is it some people have higher min/max bet on the same bankroll? Does positive ROI affect that to increase min/max? It appears so from what I can see.

1. Yes, it will count as a max bet allowed by your current bankroll for leaderboard purposes but you will get paid in full in case of win;

2. .. not sure about it so better not answer;

3. Yes, max bet and min bet are related to current bankroll and not the starting one : so every winning bet increase your current bankroll and the opposite happens with losses.

That's correct. Thank you Pif.

In relation to the second point, I'm not sure what happened but your bets haven't resolved yet (they still show up as "Pending") - I'll ask BetKing to look into this as well. But yes, your ROI% (and now your "ROI % (Yesterday)") should reflect that outcome. Oh, it seems that the bet was just settled.

EDIT: actually, the bets I was looking at were placed today (you have 2 bets in the bet list, both placed today: https://betking.io/sports-leaderboard/sojourner) - was that first bet you mentioned placed before being added to the leaderboard? (I added you shortly before posting about it in the Registration Thread) If so, that bet won't count, I'm afraid.