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24 Mar 10
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Wait, wait, wait, ...!
You tellin' that UnionJack is actually from Berlin???
Man, perhaps I've already seen or even know the legend personally but then again don't know that I know him, you know what I mean?
From where do you guys actually know that he is from Berlin? And what about the statement that he is generating profit from these games all the time? Is it true? And what's his problem with the British, anyway?
And yes, could you guys please also answer to my second post too, please?
Thanks in advance!
You tellin' that UnionJack is actually from Berlin???
Man, perhaps I've already seen or even know the legend personally but then again don't know that I know him, you know what I mean?
From where do you guys actually know that he is from Berlin? And what about the statement that he is generating profit from these games all the time? Is it true? And what's his problem with the British, anyway?
And yes, could you guys please also answer to my second post too, please?
Thanks in advance!
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Hey Guys!
When it comes to the channel_trend variable in my triggers, there are three ways I could identify how to use it: 1. back/lay according to the trigger value 2. increase/decrease stake according to value 3. switch test mode on/off (IMHO, best way to do it) First of all, did I miss a possibility how this trigger could else be applied to one's strategy? Second, what about staking? Is it in any way possibe to use staking when using the third approach? Like, could I somehow differentiate between test and real stakes? Thanks for your answers in advance! |
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Only use 3
Only use flat staking. |
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From memory, UJ was a re-badging of an older forum name which I can't remember at the moment. Had running themes in his posts, such as problems with the Brits, who incarcerated him for gun-running (originally Irish I believe), infatuation with Audrey Hepburn and the quality of the weed available to him over there in Berlin. Immortalised in my silver-prize-winning forum poem entry (£50 from Betfair's pockets) in these words.
"The wacky backy of Berlin must be beyond compare to judge by contributions from our correspondent there Retains the scars of former years and memories of the Blitz But holds on tight to Audrey and his hatred of the Brits." As for Exchange Games contributions - lay the Pocket Pair just about sums it up - no-one but him ever found that remotely profitable! Come back if you're out there UJ - you're sorely missed. |