spreadbetting wrote:Considering you seem to have spent some time laying this golden egg you seem very apathetic using it. Opening a Betfair account is very simple a lot simpler than coming up with a winning strategy and you won't hit the higher PC charges til winning £250K.
Yeah, I'm playing it cautious for now. I did back-test it many years ago but this is the first real test and I really want to see a long term trend. I'll be happy if I reach 31 betting days in a row with a constant up trend, then I'll have to start taking it seriously.
spreadbetting wrote:Ladbrokes exchange is Betdaq and they won't ban winners as like you say they're an exchange so even though they may be active in the markets it's generally for hedging only. Plus they have no PC charge and a lower base rate of commission, only drawback is the liability on offer is generally a lot less than on offer on Betfair so you may eventually ht a brick wall and have to take lower odds or take longer to get filled.
OK, here again Betfair sounds better. Right, I know what I'll need to do when the time comes
spreadbetting wrote:All this procrastination must be costing you a fortune I'd start placing bets on Betdaq asap if I were you.
It's not like I've been living on the breadline the past couple of decades knowing this was definitely a winner. I've been a contract software consultant since 1990 earning ridiculous money, so I never really knew that this might be an even more profitable prospect. Now though, I see that even with a fairly conservative investment of £100k I can make thousands a week from it, so I have to give it some respect. I am a little concerned that if I start placing £1k bets I might find that harder to get filled so quickly. True? Or is there way more market action than I'm estimating and a 1k bet would be filled in just a couple of seconds.
Btw, is there partial fill also? Like in the stock market? For example, I want to place a £100 bet and there are five people wanting to lay £20.