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  • If A is −300 (price 0.75) and B is +300 (price 0.25): a $300 bet on A receives 400 A‑shares at 0.75. The pool holds 400 B‑shares ($100 liability) to balance.
  • Later a $50 bet on B at 0.25 buys 200 B‑shares, reducing B inventory.
  • If B moves to 0.30 and a user requests 400 B‑shares ($120) but only 200 are available, the pool sells 200, then acquires A to complete the order.