Why are six sets of odds shown?

For this example, we will concentrate on the multiple sets of numbers used to back a bet.

In the above example, the odds shown in the blue number are the best odds available to BACK for the customer. So currently if we wanted to back Liverpool, the best price we could get matched would be 1.34. The lower odds to the left of the blue button are other offers we could back liverpool at but these are lower than 1.34 so we don't want to back them now.

So lets say we had $100 to spend on Liverpool and we wanted the best price. We could take 1.34 and hope that its all matched but we can see that there would only be $92 available at odds of 1.34 and then $171 available at odds of 1.33.

So if we place back order for all of our $100 on 1.34 then we will end up with

$92 matched at 1.34 and $8 unmatched at 1.34

if we instead choose to place it separately we could do

$92 matched at 1.34 $8 matched at 1.33

As can be seen, the odds in the coloured buttons are the best available odds that are currently available.