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Types of bets you 'll find,

Q) What are the Main Fixed-Odds Trades / How do they work?
There is a wide variety of bets available eg:
1. Flash Trades (short-term)

These are made available for short periods of time, eg a few minutes. They will pay out if the market rises (up bet) or falls (down bet) over that period of time.

Good for:

* Letting traders take advantage of very short-term trends
* Bets on US markets such as the Dow Jones, S&P500 and NASDAQ, especially around market moving news events such as the FOMC interest rate announcements


2. Intra-day Doubles / Trend Multipliers

Traders who can spot stronger and more persistent trends can capitalize by using these bets to back a rise or fall in successive 15-minute to one-hour periods.

Bet duration: 30 seconds to 4 minutes

3. Bull / Bear

These fixed-odds trades pay out if the market is either above or below a certain specified level at the end of the bet.

Bet duration: hours, days, months.

Good for: Taking a directional view of the market or hedging.

4. Expiry Range / Expiry Miss

Chartists use these to make money when the market either finishes between a high (resistance) and a low (support) barrier or outside this range respectively.

5. One Touch / No Touch

A One Touch trade pays out if the market hits the specified level within the chosen time frame.

A No Touch trade is the exact opposite.

These can be used in a number of ways, including backing a breakout from support or resistance.

6. Barrier Range Trade / No Touch Range

These can be used to make money from range-bound markets by stipulating that the price will not hit either the specified higher or lower level during the life of the trade.

7. The Up or Down Trade

This is a pure volatility trade. It pays out if the market touches either the higher or the lower level within the lifetime of the trade. Some traders use it with wide boundaries ahead of an important economic announcement in anticipation of an extreme move in either direction.