They knew Westport had broken badly there at Morp
Australian racing
Yes. Sorry I wasn't clear. I was trying to say, the change in start/close times has completely thrown people. Even with a late suspension and a clear winner there was money there to be matched, as if everyone is just watching.
It won't be long until the market works it out.
Definitely, feels like its getting more delayed as we get through the day tooAarondewit wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 4:52 amYes. Sorry I wasn't clear. I was trying to say, the change in start/close times has completely thrown people. Even with a late suspension and a clear winner there was money there to be matched, as if everyone is just watching.
It won't be long until the market works it out.
So that's what you mean by cold.

You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
I know you're a much bigger trader than I am, but I can't help feeling you could do so much better if you limited your risks, judging by some of your screenshots. I realise limiting risks can consequentially limit profits but my big breakthrough in trading was when I cut out my crazy trades that potentially could (and obviously would on occasions) lead to a big red. These days I have disappointing but never disastrous days.

-
- Posts: 56
- Joined: Fri Sep 02, 2016 3:40 am
Hi Been running a lay bot on horse races. The bet size in limited to a stated liability ( Initially $50.00.) The bot has been active on just over 2500 races (majority Australian). I would estimate that about the same number of races have failed to meet the selection conditions. After a few adjustments and increasing the liability (slightly) the bot has made $1545 or 61 cents a race. ( It is obvious that the bot is not dealing with short prices). Although – due to the size of the markets – the return is not great , I am posting this email to highlight that automation on the Australian market is possible.