Alternate Level Profit works in a same way to the Level Profit column but the difference is that you can specify a number of ticks higher or lower than the Level Profit column would have used.

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So for example, let's say you initially placed a back bet at 5.0 and then subsequently the Level Profit column shows a potential profit figure that if you clicked on would place a lay bet at say 3.0, you could use the Alt Level Profit to place the lay bet at say 5 ticks lower (2.90) which would result in a higher profit.

 

Of course you are relying on the price coming in further so there is no guarantee that you will get matched if you use Alt Level Profit.

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In the example above you could also tick the Offset opposing checkbox if you want the ticks to be counted from the best back price or from the best opposing lay price which would result in a higher price being used.

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Tick the Enabled box to display the Alt Level Profit column in the Market Grid.