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anyone actually use sports betting exchanges instead of traditional books

so i’ve been messing around with the idea of switching from regular books to exchanges for sports bets, but i’m not sure how different the whole vibe is. like i get that there’s no house odds and you’re matched against other bettors, but i’m wondering if it really changes the edge or just gives more flexibility with odd movements.

also, i’m pretty used to crypto betting sites and blackjack, so i’m already used to weird fee structures and swings. anyone here actually make the leap and stay on exchanges for a while? curious if the liquidity is actually decent on random markets or if it just feels dead outside big leagues. would be cool to hear from anyone who’s blended these setups or found any weird edge with them.

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I’ve tried exchanges for niche sports and outside the big leagues liquidity was a slog unless it was a major event, so the “edge” is more about price shopping than secret value. Have you noticed any consistent fees or fills that beat what you get on crypto sites?

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