Rinconpaul,

But 2 prev starts do you mean career to date or this just run??

Cheers LG

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Career to date
Cheers

As you say, Rinconpaul, it's encouraging.

With $281 in profit it means you can have two immediate accidents and still be $81 in profit.

Good luck.

Michaelg I've never used Betdfair SP before. In my calcs for livin' in the 80's I 've worked back from a $100 liability to end up with a stake of say $0.67 for a 150: 1 horse. Does Betfair make you start with the min $5 stake, so in this case the liability would be $745?
Regards
RP

Feebles
May God give you strength.
You wouldn't happen to have the neurals data as well would you?

That is a good strike for the win, R. Do you have the avge price of the winners?

Rinconpaul, what you have described is laying to a liability, but done in a roundabout way on the Exchange.

However, this can be done on S.P. (much easier and more convenient) where the minimum liability is $30. So if the S.P. price happens to be $30 and the selection is beaten then the profit is approximately $1. But if the selection wins the race then the loss is your nominated liability of $30.

Just divide the S.P. price (not known until a few seconds after the race has started) by your liability bet of $30, or in your case $100. If the selection unfortunately wins the race then the total amount you lose is $100. Even if the S.P. price is $1,000 you only lose $100.

That is why some of us believe laying outsiders on S.P. is less dangerous than doing so on the Exchange where the minimum bet is $5, but the amount lost can be almost mortal.

Thanks for the rundown, my bot will only allow a min of $5 stake with SP betting according to the manual, although it allows fractional on the exchange, so if I decide to start SP betting I'll just have to place them directly with Betfair.
As for Livin' in the 80's I'm up to 249 theoretical bets for 1 loss and a nett profit of $559 based on a $100 liability. Average stake is $2.73.
I've got my $70 for the day, with my Lay price bracket system, so I'm pulling the pin.
Got greedy yesterday and let it keep running and got slammed with a double whammy lose on each bot. It's always a tug of war with your emotions, switch from real money to simulation after you reach your target and watch it make a $200 more and kick yourself, or let it run and risk getting "T" boned.
Cheers
RP

Yes I have
Regards
Addy feebles36@yahoo.com.au

Not a bad day - from the 25 selections there were 25 smiles for a profit of $101.62.