Our system has become hugely complex and now processes more transactions than all of the stock exchanges in Europe combined.
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missed. It's like the NHS boasting it treats more hypochondriacs than the rest of Europe treats sick people. A series of price auctions would use a fraction of the other 1% and see more money matched.
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missed
Do you have a source for this or are you just making it up?
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missedDo you have a source for this or are you just making it up?
FECKNIDIOT..... "A series of price auctions would use a fraction of the other 1% and see more money matched."
Why don't you fecknfoff and start your own site with this if you thinks its such a good idea ?
As for you banging on about parasites again.... wasn't it you who was complaining to couldn't access betfairs historical data because you had less than 100 points.... I.E. You don't bet and you want to parasite off betfairs data....
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FECKNIDIOT..... "A series of price auctions would use a fraction of the other 1% and see more money matched."Why don't you fecknfoff and start your own site with this if you thinks its such a good idea ?As for you banging on about parasites again....
brendanuk1 , maybe because this was a part of Betfair's apology in the service section today :
As we have grown, we have had to continuously change our infrastructure to deliver enough capacity to cope with the increasing bet volumes and site traffic. Our system has become hugely complex and now processes more transactions than all of the stock exchanges in Europe combined
brendanuk1 , maybe because this was a part of Betfair's apology in the service section today : As we have grown, we have had to continuously change our infrastructure to deliver enough capacity to cope with the increasing bet volumes and site traf
Because this quote implies it does ......."Our system has become hugely complex and now processes more transactions than all of the stock exchanges in Europe combined."
They'll never ban bots unfortunately. No point fighting a war that cant be won.
Because this quote implies it does ......."Our system has become hugely complex and now processes more transactions than all of the stock exchanges in Europe combined."They'll never ban bots unfortunately. No point fighting a war that cant be won.
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missed
Do you have a source for this or are you just making it up?
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missedDo you have a source for this or are you just making it up?
If the number of transactions is becoming a problem, they could increase the transaction charge or reduce the 1000 bets threshold.
Totally agree with this. It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitor more and more markets and decreasingly short intervals in order to find specific opportunities.
Surely the majority of customer cannot be made to suffer because of this growing trend. It seems completely illogical that Betfair would pander to this kind of activity which can offer no real value to other customers.
Whilst I don't agree with everything Feck says about traders not supplying liquidity (I believe they do), there are some activities which give ZERO benefit but consume HUGE resources. That cannot be fair, nor good for Betfair in the long term.
If the number of transactions is becoming a problem, they could increase the transaction charge or reduce the 1000 bets threshold.Totally agree with this. It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitor more
* It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitoring more and more markets at decreasingly short intervals in order to find specific opportunities.
* It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitoring more and more markets at decreasingly short intervals in order to find specific opportunities.
It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitoring more and more markets at decreasingly short intervals in order to find specific opportunities.
Couldn't agree. Markets less dynamic than they were a few years ago. The transaction charge is harming liquidity in the off-peak markets as it applies across the board. I agree they should throttle the API to get rid of the HFT boys, whose demented refresh rates benefit no-one. But they have chosen to charge them instead.
Charging the market makers for putting money up is very misguided. Other sites pay them to do this!
It's become apparent over the last couple of years that more and more people are monitoring more and more markets at decreasingly short intervals in order to find specific opportunities.Couldn't agree. Markets less dynamic than they were a few years
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missed. It's like the NHS boasting it treats more hypochondriacs than the rest of Europe treats sick people. A series of price auctions would use a fraction of the other 1% and see more money matched.
Jeezz Feck, you've got my brain hurting. Keep batting. Mind how you go.
99% of the requests the system will be dealing with will come from parasites whose ping-pong trades wouldn't even be missed. It's like the NHS boasting it treats more hypochondriacs than the rest of Europe treats sick people. A series of price auctio