Hulk

if you have a query.  you generally have to say what it is in order to get the most out of it.
kinda the way queries work.

good lad...rite heres one for ya..

week ago belgium v iran ...84 mins 1-1...belgium +1 was 1.1.. for 6 mins there was amounts of between £5,000-£30,000 in all 6 back/lay boxes constantly..obv changing every millisec..at 90 mins price was 1.03.

how much was matched on that market between 84-90 mins?

will tell u in 30mins if anyone else wants to guess.

not much, less than 5k probably id guess. its a niche market. price always dropping so those wanting to back in the 2nd and 3rd boxes would be left unmatched, and those in the 2nd and 3rd wanting to lay would be cancelling as the odds dropped.

My guess is less than £2k matched.

jamee1 29 Jun 26 20:55 
Very difficult to profit by putting money up and leaving it there. The smart money keeps just behind the market hoping to catch the odd bit of value.

what exactly is 'smart money' ? its a simple gamble that Belgium will not concede a goal from 1.1 > 1.03.

we were both correct jamee

Bots keeping offers just underneath the market using match action data feeds, momentum trackers or perhaps manually trading from low latency streams.

Or you could just use simple market flags by monitoring liquidity changes to anticipate market movements. eg Your bot identifies a collapse in back liquidity (other players cancelling), and so cancels your existing offer ahead of an anticipated price decrease before it gets taken.

the only folks that support that logic are those that think IR is still viable..