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Thank you Anda, I trade regular equity options on daily basis, just could not get my head round how it works in spreads. Seemed too simple All best

Thanks Ian, this makes more logic. Formula is then, current price * bet size = maximum loss. I found different explanation on the forum that confused me. But it must have been for CFDs

Can anyone explain the total value of an option contract in spread bets? What is the contract size? Support page says: FTSE, bet size £10, minimum bet £2. But what is the contract size, 100? Does it mean that if I buy a call priced £95 with minimum bet of 2, does ultimate value equal 95*2*100?=£19000 ? Does not seem right. I need to know the maximum possible loss on a purchased option. Info tab does not say contract size. In support, minimum bet on FTSE is £2, in ticket window £0.5. Does not much. Please provide clear guidance. Thank you