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hejik
When: 31 May 12 23:56
well sort of paul

but it's only going to do what you tell it to do and since, as bobbin says, you're knowledge amounts to massively overstaking on favourites all a bot will do for you is lose your money faster and do it automatically without you having to endure the heartache of impotence mid-event.

Intriguingly since you are unable to use the exchange how are you going to employ a bot anyway?
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:00
Nope. I don't use a bot Bob. None of my strategies would really work properly with a bot, since I'd have to have rules that were more precise than they are at the moment.

I can program though, and I do use my own programs to come up with the figures I partly base my horse racing bets around.

I have a few ideas that I might want to try botting next year, when I've built my capital up. I'd need to adapt to a slightly different programming language first, but I may well consider something bot-directed for 2013.
By:
Ice King
When: 01 Jun 12 00:01
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thought she'd win.

And there is your problem right there. If you base it on your opinions with no edge you will continue to lose longterm because the margins and comms on betfair/betduck will slowly eat away at your bank over time
By:
catfloppo
When: 01 Jun 12 00:03
Bob, the api was launched in 2004 or 2005, I can't remember.

There's no point thinking about a bot until you have a winning strategy
By:
Rob_The_Bantam
When: 01 Jun 12 00:04
bob-vegas

can you help me at all to get botted up?


I would pay a large sum to witness this meeting of minds.
By:
catfloppo
When: 01 Jun 12 00:05
The api is provided by betfair
By:
hejik
When: 01 Jun 12 00:08
what do you think the API is paul?
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:08
I bet you don't!!
By:
hejik
When: 01 Jun 12 00:11
so you backed Jankovic because you thought she would win - why did you think she would win?
she traded 1.13 i think in-play incidentally
By:
catfloppo
When: 01 Jun 12 00:11
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_programming_interface
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:14
Too sensible Cat.  If Bob had just gone into goo ogle and type in 'betfair bots', he wouldn't have needed to ask any of these stupid questions.  Shame he hasn't realised that yet...
By:
catfloppo
When: 01 Jun 12 00:20
I know he won't read it...
By:
catfloppo
When: 01 Jun 12 00:25
Both
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 00:25
this has to be the greatest thread on the forums, always catch up on the gossip and piss taking. Brilliant. Also hejik gets quote of the day with "without you having to endure the heartache of impotence mid-event" fantastic!
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:28
Good to see someone's enjoying this thread besides Bob, Simon!
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:29
Not quite sure 'gossip and piss taking' was its original purpose though...
By:
hejik
When: 01 Jun 12 00:30
yeah bob doesn't know what that means Simon but thanks anyway Wink
By:
hejik
When: 01 Jun 12 00:34
learned anything from it paul?
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 00:34
Haha yeah you do get the occasional profit/loss report but it's a fruitless endeavour by the looks of things haha. Also another discussion point, I've just started trying pre-race trading, going good so far and shows a lot of promise. Does anybody else do this or have experience with doing so?
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:38
He said 'pre-race', so I'm guessing not Football Bob...
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 00:41
No bob ha, following the trends and what the weight of money is on either side then backing or laying initially depending on whether you think the price is going to go up or down, then doing the opposite and greening up for small profit, just wondering if anyone else has experience with this
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:48
Simon, it sounds like trying to trade the momentum in the pre-race market is what you like doing. Have you considered chart trading with something like GeeksToy?
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 00:50
Only my own, Bob
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 00:55
I was using betting assistant to make it quicker for trades and back orders etc, is geekstoy useful? i've not heard of it
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 01:00
I've never really used it, but I understand quite a few BFers use the charts for trading momentum. There's a free trial, so it might be worth a shot.
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 01:02
yeh the assistant constantly updates the trend graph you can get on betfair whilst viewing the market so works pretty well and shows you how much money is waiting at every tick, so i put my money where it's lowest so it gets matched right away when it hits :) will be good profit after a few weeks of building it up, hoping to eventually be making £5-10 guaranteed every race/tennis/basketball etc so can easily clear over £100 a day fairly risk free
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 01:05
Sounds quite interesting - I suspect you're about to start getting bombarded with questions from Bob about it!!

Be patient though, and don't try and increase your stakes too soon. These betting systems can unravel more impressively than you might think, so don't risk too much!
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 01:12
Yeh thats exactly what im thinking, in theory how many times have you seen 10 minutes before a race a favourite will rocket from 2.45 to 2.22 in a matter of seconds thats a perfect trade, in and out nobody gets hurt and vice versa. So i'm gonna stay small, build my bank then gradually increase and hopefully it keeps on going
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 01:13
Good stuff. You do at least seem to have a proper strategy worked out.  Hope it goes well for you.
By:
Simonm11
When: 01 Jun 12 01:14
thanks :) and to you
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 01:38
[X] Very Pleasing Thread Tonight Laugh

[X] Good 'chuckle' after a long days betting Cool

[X] Keep it GOING Chaps Great Thread ....Wink
By:
Cooee
When: 01 Jun 12 01:47
Bergkamp, if you want more laughter at Bob's expense, he's being even thicker than usual on his Horse Racing thread about Camelot and the Derby.   It's utterly astonishing just how little he's picked up after plaguing this place for over a year...
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 01:54
Do you have link ? Grin
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 02:01
http://community.betfair.com/horse_racing/go/thread/view/94102/29151349/ok-guys-advice-needed-any-chance-camelot-doesnt-take-the-derby#flvWelcomeHeader
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 02:01
Will have a read now ^^^
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 02:06
elise • June 1, 2012 12:56 AM BST
(Bob)sorry i am a noob. frame = place?

did you press the "o" key twice by mistake bob?


LaughLaughLaugh
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 02:07
Bob now c'mon that thread was rather funny....
By:
Bergkamp93
When: 01 Jun 12 02:09
But I understand why you asked the question above...If you did not Know anything about racing ..Happy
By:
hutler09
When: 01 Jun 12 02:31
lost my account today 2598
By:
MadDogs
When: 01 Jun 12 08:31
past couple days

Cricket: £164.14 | Horse Racing: -£290.54  Total P&L:  -£126.40

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Cricket / Hampshire v Nottinghamshire : Match Odds     31-May-12 16:40     31-May-12 22:19    213.55
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