went in-play with about 500m to go

not may or not maybe right its very obvious someone is trading after the jump, i just gave you the official start price, like i said it pinged out to around 6, market also thin because only bets that pushed the price up where the rapid fire bets of the fastest guy/guys so there isnt much stake underneath to hold SP up if there are more back then lay SP bets. You might not notice big moves every race because its a long distance race or start was quite even but all races are suspended late and you risk getting matched at disadvantage whenever having money in the market close to the off.Anbell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:44 amYou may or may not be right about someone trading the jump, but the SP price is, to a degree, independent of the LTP, especially in a thin market. So the fact that this particular horse jumped from 4.1 to 5.22 literally tells you nothing. The SP can be changed by this magnitude in some AU races by $100 either way. Trade accordingly.
The headline meetings will in most cases be broadcast but there are other problems, for example the studio cross frequently happens after the jump (on radio TAB anyway). Then on some days, Saturday in particular, where they have a bunch of country and provincial (and occasionally metro) races shunted to Sky 2, there will be a large disparity between the suspension times of the respective races. I'm more of a manual trader than a botter but I can imagine that the bot users would be up in arms if this happened, it would cause havoc with automated strategies.Wildly wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:56 amNo reason not to use this option, even if you don't get every race it is still a substantial improvement on the current situation. Actual would be a lot higher than 60% of races on AM radio. Some meetings you can be near certain will have live radio broadcast. Those where it is less certain you can adjust your strategy.
I'm seeing this also. There was a race today where I was OK then the price bolted out to 9's or something and I was shafted.not may or not maybe right its very obvious someone is trading after the jump, i just gave you the official start price, like i said it pinged out to around 6, market also thin because only bets that pushed the price up where the rapid fire bets of the fastest guy/guys so there isnt much stake underneath to hold SP up if there are more back then lay SP bets. You might not notice big moves every race because its a long distance race or start was quite even but all races are suspended late and you risk getting matched at disadvantage whenever having money in the market close to the off.
Anyway maybe like Zoidberg is saying there isnt an easy solution, would be good if they could get in on the TAB suspension service or could access a faster feed somehow
+1, but I was just warming up, as I always do on the first. Make the most of tonight, it could be our last proper trading session for a while.
I personally think it is a real mistake that they have carried on racing. They are going to be where the UK is soon enough and will look back with regret. Just like how the UK is on course to be where Italy is/has been and I personally look back with regret we didn't act sooner.Aarondewit wrote: ↑Sat Mar 28, 2020 1:45 amThankful that there's some racing on today. Terrible what is occurring globally, but we need to carry on as best we can.