I have done a search on betfair trading systems and read this bet angel is well rated, I had downloaded geeks toy but seems very slow. I traded futures for a living for several years so the layout and concept is quite similar when looking at betfair trading ladders.
I noticed sometimes a delay in order input with geeks toy, is the software that you pay for much quicker to put in orders, miliseconds for example.
Another thing, can you leave resting orders in the book so that whether there is a goal or a change that suspends the market that order is still in there? When trading futures we leave orders at certain times way off market in case someone trades at market when there is low liquidity, is it possible for me to use market orders when for example I want to back or lay regardless of what price I get filled because its a period of high volatility?
I noticed that you can back and lay a single selection and guarantee a profit by using the correct hedge ratio, is it possible to download a spreadsheet that is linked to your tradebook and instantly when you get filled calculates how much size you need to lay or back to maximise profit from that bet?
Questions about starting out
The answer to each of your questions is generally yes. It's been a long time since I used the trial version but I don't recall speed being throttled.
If you read through these forums carefully and look at posts from jollygreen, mugs and others you will find the answers to your question.
Given racing, Wimbledon and the World Cup there is probably reduced responsiveness from the pros at the moment. But as I say, spend your time working through posts from those above and watching peters video and reading the blog.
If you read through these forums carefully and look at posts from jollygreen, mugs and others you will find the answers to your question.
Given racing, Wimbledon and the World Cup there is probably reduced responsiveness from the pros at the moment. But as I say, spend your time working through posts from those above and watching peters video and reading the blog.