spreadbetting wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2019 1:09 pm
Bear's The Name wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 11:41 pm
If this had happened on a UK race people would be all over it on the forum but sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person who does the US racing as it doesn't get much discussion.
Sadly the US markets died a death a long time ago, I'd automate them but the start times are so unpredictable and just guides. The AUS racing by comparison is just perfect for botting they're rarely too far off the scheduled times.
Back in the day the US markets were so active the US racing forum was buzzing thnk a combination of things like PC, more evening racing in the UK and Betfair cutting back on the courses they covered all led to it's death.
Hi spreadbetting. My way of getting around the off time problem is to set my bets to trigger not by the off time but by the time the market reaches a certain volume. Once it's reached say 8-10k there's plenty to work with and lots of volatily. I just seem to have an instinctive feel for the US markets unlike the AUS stuff which I've never managed to get my head round. Horses for courses I suppose.