Is There a House Cut on Winning Bets at Betida?

1. Margin Is in the Odds, Not a Separate Fee

In normal fixed-odds betting:

• The “house cut” is baked into the odds themselves,
• You do not pay an extra fee on top when you win.

Betida’s profit comes from the difference between:

• True underlying probabilities, and
• The odds offered to players.

2. What You See Is What You Get

If you:

• Stake 100 at odds 2.00,
• And your bet wins,

your gross return is 200 (before any applicable taxes or regulatory charges in your jurisdiction), not 200 minus a betting fee.

Betida doesn’t charge a separate commission per winning ticket under a standard sportsbook model.

3. Exceptions: Taxes and Regulations

Depending on your country:

• There may be gambling taxes or levies,
• These are regulatory, not Betida service fees.

Any such deductions or disclosures will be clearly explained in Betida’s terms and on your bet slip or settlement.

4. Quick FAQ

Does Betida take a percentage of my profit on top of the odds?
No. The margin is built into the odds; winnings are paid according to the displayed odds.

Why don’t the implied probabilities add up to exactly 100%?
Because the house margin is included; that’s how bookmakers earn.