In-play or in-running betting is placing is placing a bet on an event once it has started. For example, betting on the result of a football match after the kick-off. In-play betting can often provide value bets. For example, suppose you want to bet on the underdog in a football match, if you wait until the match has kicked off you can often get a better price than before. This is because the favourite will be highly backed and to balance their books, the bookmakers will lengthen their price on the other team.

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