If you're an API user, isn't it more practical to modify your software to keep track of how many bets it places than to modify your software to read the account statement and trawl it for transaction charges? The former would also take you most of the way to where you need to be to make your software back off if you were getting close to the limit?
If you're an API user, isn't it more practical to modify your software to keep track of how many bets it places than to modify your software to read the account statement and trawl it for transaction charges? The former would also take you most of t
longbridge: It's not quite black and white. If I have place 999 bets, but paid x amount of commission, then I can place a few more bets before I get charged. I only estimate what I do and don't have concrete figures which is why I'd like to know if my estimates are out or not.
lewisham ranger: Why do you think computer experts have an advantage? One mistake can easily blow the account of a bot user. Here's an example of a clown who did it on a financial exchange: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-08-02/knight-shows-how-to-lose-... So professionals can be just as stupid as uneducated punters.
longbridge: It's not quite black and white. If I have place 999 bets, but paid x amount of commission, then I can place a few more bets before I get charged. I only estimate what I do and don't have concrete figures which is why I'd like to know if m
TheEdge - I started a similar thread a while ago - it's almost impossible to find these charges. You need to get on to customer support and they should get a spreadsheet to you within 24 hours.
Awful service, but there you go.
TheEdge - I started a similar thread a while ago - it's almost impossible to find these charges.You need to get on to customer support and they should get a spreadsheet to you within 24 hours.Awful service, but there you go.