Cardano wrote: ↑Fri Feb 10, 2023 8:55 pm
Derek27 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 10, 2023 8:19 pm
Cardano wrote: ↑Fri Feb 10, 2023 7:45 pm
Re comment from OP underlined
I think that now the markets are filled with the money of Bf and it is doubtful to beat their bot
Re your comment above underlined below
Apologies for your thread being sidetracked No. 0.
Nice of you to apologise
I'd be interested on your views on that
It got sidetracked into repetitive questions and explanations, the questions you wouldn't answer and the explanations that went through one of your ears and out of the other.
It wasn't just me but several people on here explained the unlikelihood of what you were asking but if you only understand the answers yes/no/not sure you're not being open to any answers.
I was more interested in your view of the comment from the OP underlined above
The OP made a long post which I probably read quickly and replied to it briefly, I may have missed the line you quoted, but the first part of that quote is the same question you've been asking, which many have already answered. If you have a bet on the exchange and somebody sweeps it up, it doesn't make the slightest bit of difference whether it's Betfair's money or a trader's money. Either way, the money's gone and it's in their account.
When numberzero says "it is doubtful to beat their bot", it's unclear whether he's referring to himself or everybody. If it's the former he may be right, if it's the latter he is categorically wrong because I, many others on here and many others not on hear regularly profit from the exchange.
When you ask a question and demand a yes/no/not sure answer, by restricting your answers you're restricting the usefulness of any answer you get. Take for example the question,
is there an African bush elephant standing on the north pole?
There could be, but you can get a much more accurate answer than no/not sure.