gutuami wrote:PeterLe wrote:Well if you think you're having a bad day..
I've had my worst day for well over two year (-300)
I was trading manually earlier in the day (and doing well), but had to do some work and left a semi auto BOT running for a few hours unaware that I'd left a box ticked..
The safety net kicked in at -300 or it could have been a lot worse
The thing thats bothering me is that Im not really that bothered?? After PC its not too bad..and Ill make it back
I suppose the following formula is true
Trading + working <>Success !
Peter have a look at your p&l on 07-May-11. It might be one of your best day in the last two years. And now you called 20.06.13 the worst. Now can you see the link between these two days???

Hi G
Im intrigued!
Ive just checked my records from the 7th May 2011. It was a good day overall. The best race of the day for me was the 14:50 at Ascot (Horse : Law of the Range), I took a good three figures from that race alone. There was another couple of races that day at Punchtown 14:30 and Ascot 16:35 that I also did very well on, both three figures.
However that month wasn't my best month or in the top five?
The 20th June was my own fault. I was working on a scalping bot and left one of the toggle switches switched on (with no auto greening!), so thats the reason it was that bad.
My best ten months ever on Betfair were directly after XM was switched on on the 23rd Nov, after that it tailed off slowly to my average today.
Although if you look at the BDP web page they display the algorithm; Im convinced that they have tinkered with it!
Anyway, Im not complaining, nothing stands still forever, as Sam Wilson said "Adapt and Survive!"
Im curious now though G, what was your thinking?
Regards
Peter