Hi I'm new to all this
Is there anyway that in guardian you can for example using a £100 stake back a horse in play when the odds are between 1.01 and 1.10?
Many thanks
help me with automation
Absolutely you can do that.duggyavfc wrote:Hi I'm new to all this
Is there anyway that in guardian you can for example using a £100 stake back a horse in play when the odds are between 1.01 and 1.10?
Many thanks
And I if you do I will come and visit you in the poor house.
There is no faster way to empty your bank (random backing will do better than the proposal).
Getting this feedback helps you dodge a bullet.
This strategy fits my general analogy - don't invest in strategies that are the equivalent of picking up pennies in front of the steam roller. The steam roller never stops. You stumble or get your dressing gown caught in it - it's over.
If you want to learn to automate (other strategies) then there are plenty of videos to watch and you should work through all of the postings by Dallas. Dallas is an absolute superstar of automation and help generally. There is no more generous person on these forums than the man with the twinkling star.
There is no "get rich quick" or silver bullet solution.
However, humans have an amazing capacity for pattern recognition. Way better than any computer.
So read, read, read, experiment. Fail. Experiment, read. Fail. Adjust, adapt, read, succeed, fail, adjust, succeed again.
I am fully automated, started in 2011. There have been lots of experiments and then bang, I found out a couple of things, through observation and failure. If you don't fail, you can't succeed. No longtime trader has a 100% successful trade rate.
My number 1 tip. Don't pick up pennies in front of the steamroller. We are all tempted.
So, what to read - well these forums for a start, Peter's blog, watch all the videos, get to know forum members, Jollygreen, Dallas, Letiss, Markmeets - just to name a few.
There is a thread on "good books" - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=78&p=109454&hilit=books#p109454
Read them.
No one's going to hand over their secret sauce. But you'll get encouragement.
However, humans have an amazing capacity for pattern recognition. Way better than any computer.
So read, read, read, experiment. Fail. Experiment, read. Fail. Adjust, adapt, read, succeed, fail, adjust, succeed again.
I am fully automated, started in 2011. There have been lots of experiments and then bang, I found out a couple of things, through observation and failure. If you don't fail, you can't succeed. No longtime trader has a 100% successful trade rate.
My number 1 tip. Don't pick up pennies in front of the steamroller. We are all tempted.
So, what to read - well these forums for a start, Peter's blog, watch all the videos, get to know forum members, Jollygreen, Dallas, Letiss, Markmeets - just to name a few.
There is a thread on "good books" - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=78&p=109454&hilit=books#p109454
Read them.
No one's going to hand over their secret sauce. But you'll get encouragement.
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Gazuty, a very useful couple of posts there.
I'm still learning the manual side of horse racing trading but will look at automation at some point.
Well done for getting to a point where you are fully automated - is this on horses or other sports?
Shows what can be achieved with hard work.
I'm still learning the manual side of horse racing trading but will look at automation at some point.
Well done for getting to a point where you are fully automated - is this on horses or other sports?
Shows what can be achieved with hard work.