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Kukken
13 May 11 10:05
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As title says?

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betting_quant
When: 13 May 11 10:09
Yes
By:
Kukken
When: 13 May 11 10:15
Good. I've used quite a lot of time to create some good ones, nice to know that I'm not wasting my time. I've heard that some use SAS aswell. I personally find it easier to implement the codes in VBA though.
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I am the one and only223
When: 13 May 11 12:08
I only use SAS in a spreadsheet if I'm dealing with terrorist cells.
By:
DStyle
When: 13 May 11 13:35
Grin
By:
getintheir
When: 13 May 11 22:05
depends if i need some form of automation.
By:
Still standing
When: 14 May 11 01:51
That was a 5 star reply I am.  Still laughing a half hour later.


I am the one and only223

I only use SAS in a spreadsheet if I'm dealing with terrorist cells.
By:
yeahyeahwhatever
When: 14 May 11 01:53
it was truly brilliant
By:
steeringjobnap
When: 14 May 11 11:05
Inspired reply Laugh

To get back to the original question:

I use both Excel formulae & VBA coding in my bot; don't have any background in Python, C++, etc.

Only did a year of basic uni Java over a decade ago - long story short, I apply the excel skills I've built up over the years via an Excel-adaptable bot such as Gruss.

The VBA does the boring, auotmated stuff [cancelling bets/grabbing the next event, etc]; whilst the Excel applies the model's "edge".
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