The crazy thing is it wouldn't accept the three numbers in the middle (yes my numbers lock is on).
Then it said must contain at least one number!!! I was trying to keep it as was, with just the numbers changed!
I put the numbers first and that went ok, so I don't know what the deal is.
Will take a look at the 2-step thingy.
Thanks...I changed it by saying I forgot it.The crazy thing is it wouldn't accept the three numbers in the middle (yes my numbers lock is on).Then it said must contain at least one number!!! I was trying to keep it as was, with just the numbers chang
Just look at the 3 or 4 short videos mentioned in this post.
Betfair Community Manager 4 28 Aug 14 14:13 Hi Carrera32. I’ve just come across this thread and wanted to provide a bit more information on the 2-Step Authentication.
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Just look at the 3 or 4 short videos mentioned in this post.Betfair Community Manager 4 28 Aug 14 14:13 Hi Carrera32. I’ve just come across this thread and wanted to provide a bit more information on the 2-Step Authentication.Firstly we would s
Jayco, I run two "bots", and several instances of one of them every da and have done so for years.
The only other time I had a problem was a long time ago, where I got up in the morning to find I was £47.00 down.
Checking my statements there were lay bets on two dog races and on one it was laid twice!
I never work on evening greyhounds, and certainly wouldn't lay to such a liability. The bots weren't running and I was in the land of nod.
Phoned the "help" desk but I was through to Malta who told me to call on Monday morning and ask for the security department.
Monday morning I was asked to call at 09:30 but when I did there was no response from them!
Sent an e-mail, and got a reply saying that they took security very seriously.
Oh yeah!!! So why haven't the fekkers got back to me. I gave them the bets id, but they take it so seriously that I had no response from said tw@ts.
Obviously I had changed my password, and now "hide" most of my bank in Australian markets, and/or on a long term no hoper at 1.01.
I gave up on the security conscious pratts as it was only putting my BP up.
Jayco, I run two "bots", and several instances of one of them every da and have done so for years.The only other time I had a problem was a long time ago, where I got up in the morning to find I was £47.00 down.Checking my statements there were lay
Well not exactly but that is not an issue. The thing is to come to terms with losses, as just "a business expense".
What the bots do is to make calculations in milliseconds (which nobody could do) and to take out the emotion, and place positions when you are not there, and to cut you off if you are about to lose previous profits.
I can't see how people survive without them to be frank. Forget all the waste of time studying form, as "who do you think you are"? The markets are well enough established, by people with the knowledge.
If you are laying (or backing) in running, you have no chance of doing calcs, and submitting (made worse by the 5 secs delay) and even the bots can fire in but not be matched due to rapid market movement.
Well not exactly but that is not an issue. The thing is to come to terms with losses, as just "a business expense".What the bots do is to make calculations in milliseconds (which nobody could do) and to take out the emotion, and place positions when
I get what you mean . Like in poker they can be beaten but they play every % to a tee
Could you end up doing your bank with it or is it just so much at a time , take it you made it or bought it
I get what you mean . Like in poker they can be beaten but they play every % to a teeCould you end up doing your bank with it or is it just so much at a time , take it you made it or bought it
Don't tell the apps developers but they are cheap as chips.
One is £6.00 per month, which is about the cost of one banana or egg per day!
The other one was a £97.00 one off payment, but plus £20.00 per six months (optional) for support and updates.
Don't tell the apps developers but they are cheap as chips.One is £6.00 per month, which is about the cost of one banana or egg per day!The other one was a £97.00 one off payment, but plus £20.00 per six months (optional) for support and updates.
Jayco, that is a very valid point but, whilst a concern at first, I've been running these programmes for many years without issues other than the two I mentioned.
Jayco, that is a very valid point but, whilst a concern at first, I've been running these programmes for many yearswithout issues other than the two I mentioned.
Chaser....I run "Gruss Betting Assistant" which covers every market and is worth it for me just for laying horses in running. If you are good at Excel you can write your own programmes, and Gary and Mark are the best of the best for support.
"BetBotPro" is brilliant but only for Horses and Dogs.
To be honest I don't give a dam about Greyhounds, and wouldn't be seen dead at a meeting, but it's just another medium on which to speculate.
The best thing about it is there are fifty two races (bags) every day except Saturday, and more in the evening which I tend to avoid.
Chaser....I run "Gruss Betting Assistant" which covers every market and is worth it for me just for laying horses in running.If you are good at Excel you can write your own programmes, and Gary and Mark are the best of the best for support."BetBotPro