Am I missing something?

[nickjett]

If you go to Ladbrokes and choose any football match click handicap. For this example tomorrow's game qpr v Leeds. Leeds are odds of 1.57 for +1. If you go to betfair exchange and the same match and click Asian handicap the odds for leeds +1 are 1.33. Am I setting my self up to a potential loss because I've missed something? Or is this a nice little are. 

I can see with Ladbrokes the are 3 options in the handicap qpr-1, Leeds+1 and a tie. With betfair there isn't qpr-1 and Leeds+1 is this where I'm going wrong if it is, I don't understand the differences between the two markets?!

[Sir Puntalot]

51 minutes ago, nickjett said:

If you go to Ladbrokes and choose any football match click handicap. For this example tomorrow's game qpr v Leeds. Leeds are odds of 1.57 for +1. If you go to betfair exchange and the same match and click Asian handicap the odds for leeds +1 are 1.33. Am I setting my self up to a potential loss because I've missed something? Or is this a nice little are. 

I can see with Ladbrokes the are 3 options in the handicap qpr-1, Leeds+1 and a tie. With betfair there isn't qpr-1 and Leeds+1 is this where I'm going wrong if it is, I don't understand the differences between the two markets?!

Basically this is European Handicap and Asian Handicap.

EH would be QPR -1 Draw Leeds +1

So if Leeds lost 1-0, the winning bet effectively is the draw. 

AH would be QPR -1 and Leeds -1. Draw means money back in Asian Handicap, apart from 1/4 ball bets, but we'll forget those for now.

In short, yes they are 2 different bets. EH includes the draw, AH does not.