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No-one using a software they can recommend? :)
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"gruss betting assistant"
will do all you need , but you may need an excel sheet to do triggered bets , but there are people on there forum that will make it for you for a few quid. £6 per month for gruss |
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fairbot $99 a year. free 2 week trial.
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I think that autobots are ruining many markets that have weak cashflow , by blocking the lay columns without any real intention to bet, forcing real punters to accept lower bets than necessary.
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Google chrome is quite fast, seldom freezes, its accurate and its free !
plus you can listen to music, watch videos, read the news, get the latest weather updates, racing results. It's fantastic! |
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I use a pretty good betting app on android. In fact its probably the best service I have come across. It uses BF prices and 9/10 they get backed in so I have been using for trading . They tipped up gifted girl in the 4oo which won and there is a bet in the 430 solar power was 18's now 10's. I have it for a month freebie then its 50 quid a month which is pretty steep tbh.
Its called trident tipping and its on the play store. The guy behind it is some sort of Bulgarian pro gambler.They put out three solid tips a day including racing,footy,tennis etc. Hope this helps |
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Geeks Toy may be worth a look. not sure it quite does everything you want, but it does sort of have have some conditional betting. have a read of this (esp stop loss and multibet sections)
http://www.geekstoy.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7144 |
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Google chrome is quite fast, seldom freezes, its accurate and its free !
plus you can listen to music, watch videos, read the news, get the latest weather updates, racing results. These are its worst features, as then I spend all day listening to music, watching videos, reading news, and anything instead of working on my betting ![]() |