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and if Betfair were using this on the exchange what would your view be james ?
I refer the honourable gentleman to my previous answer.

Apr 11, 2024 -- 6:10PM, swiftynifty wrote:
Pre-race traders rely on in-running for their model to work. And they may not even watch the race in-play. Why take that away because some people have been left behind by technology?
maybe but then you get a scenario like today where the horse winning the bumper at Aintree in a million traded race only hit 1.01 for three k.
that doesnt sound like pre race traders relying on an in running model.
It sounds more like an in running model relying on in play traders.

Apr 11, 2024 -- 6:23PM, swiftynifty wrote:
all the 1.0X players can scrap it out among themselves, i'm talking about form students who trade, their trading done well before any 'unfair' advantages may kick in, or race readers (who know to get their business done early too)
great we will leave it at that so
Apr 11, 2024 -- 7:27PM, HappyHibby wrote:
if anyone knows what 'non-public data' is then please enlighten me ?
So it sounds to me like Coursetrack collect the GPS data which Pythia then apply to their own non-public models and algorithms. This produces a price feed which they sell to bookmakers to enable them to offer an in-running market to customers.
In theory I guess there's nothing to stop Pythia using this data to trade directly into Betfair exchange markets using their own API. But in my experience of GPS data I would be very surprised if it's accurate enough to be consistently profitable.
Apr 11, 2024 -- 8:07PM, jamee1 wrote:
Just looked in on B365 in-play in that last Chelmsford race. They pulled all their prices exactly 1f out which doesn't say much for their trust in the accuracy of their GPS pricing feed.Will be interesting to see if they disappear exactly 1f out again in the next.
B365 pulled their prices about 1.5f out in the last Chelmsford race. It was a 2m vs 7f though so it still could be automatic.
The prices on offer were pretty good, about 110% book and sometimes you could even get a better price than on Betfair.





Apr 12, 2024 -- 12:56PM, elise wrote:
ive got a motorised dish with a good lnb and a couple of decent receivers if anyone wants them, don't use now
Does it pick up any other sport feeds that would be useful for trading ? Tennis, football, USA racing!