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hi guys i am looking for a bot that i can switch on in the morning and leave for the day,the bot should lay a horse before off and have a stop loss in running,i usually use gruss and do it manually but wont be here for next few weeks,any help would be could thx.
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anybody?
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what prices do u lay at and how does a stop loss work?
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Have you tried looking at .. there's a 'directory' somewhere.
. http://solutions.betfair.com/ Have a dig around in there, there's categories for stuff like bots and so on. |
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cheers m8 will have a look thx
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Of course given betfairs current reliability, you can't be at all sure the site will be up to DO the stop loss [:(].
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while the site is down does anybody use a bot they can recommend,which can b set up and left plz
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betbotpro
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ok thx will have a look
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I thought you could do that with Gruss, linked to Excel?
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ibrox
i found that on google know nothing about it what is a stop loss in running mean please? |
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You're recommending it and you don't use it :)
On the solutions site there's a whole section on 'automated trading'. A stop loss will mean as the odds change against you you set a limit at which you, or in this case the bot, will jump in and take a loss but limit that loss against what it would be if it kept going and e.g. you got wiped out and lost it all. It stops the loss. |
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greedkills,a stop loss is when i lay at say 10 and put in a stop loss at 7 to reduce my liability if the horse goes on to win,it will only be matched if the horse reduces to 7 in running,not sure if i make myself clear,if you download gruss you will see the stop loss function
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u mean u lay at 10 prerace
then put in a stop loss at 7 in running? |
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i thought most 10s prerace
will go 7s in running and a lot lot less doesnt mean it will win |
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wittering,you are probably right but i have no idea how it is done,gruss is the one i usually use manually
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thought most 10s prerace
will go 7s in running and a lot lot less doesnt mean it will win Oh dear |
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burren legend and aimigayle both 3.35 sandown both around 10s went a lot lower than 7s |
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"i thought most 10s prerace
will go 7s in running and a lot lot less" I don't do horse racing, but if that was true, just from the obvious maths, we all should be as it's a traders dream. So .. I'm guessing, and common sense would also tend to say, it's not. |
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ok maybe not most
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Je Ne Sais Plus layed at 8.6 stop loss in at 6.6 matched but did not win,therefore nothin lost nothing gained
gypsy george layed at 8.6,stop loss 6.8 not matched, |
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jo boy layed5.5 stop loss 4.6 not matched i win
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anquetta layed6.8,stoploss in at 5.5
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kiss of death posting on here expect it to romp in lol
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yip kiss of death
swingkeel layed 6.4 stoploss 5.3 |