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Re: Query

9 years ago • updated by 9 years ago • 1

Hi Dermot,

I recently joined your service, I have watched all the tutorial videos and have a couple of queries please.

I understand that the total bank including winnings should be placed on the next bet in a series. If running multiple series you will then effectively have multiple separate banks moving through the individual series, correct?

Do you recommend the use of multiple betfair accounts to keep these banks separate or tracking the returns and bank amounts individually, outside of the spreadsheet, so you know how much to place on the next bet in each series?

Have you considered updating the spreadsheet to calculate the next stake in each series?

As the banks continue to grow in each series, and we are betting the entire bank on each bet, the stakes will become quite large over time, particularly for the hare and tortoise approaches. I imagine this will cause issues with liquidity in the market? Have you had any issues with this?

Also, as my time is limited due to work commitments, I may not be able to place the bets manually at all times. Have you used and betting bot on your system to date? If so, could you recommend please?

Thanks,

Ian.

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9 years ago

Hi Ian,

Thanks for your questions :)

Here are the answers:

- Yes, thats correct. Especially, if you're using Hare or Tortoise, you could easily end up running 10 series at the same time.

- If you use the spreadsheet correctly there is no need to have separate bookmaker accounts but if it makes things easier for you than go ahead.

- We leave it up to you how much you'd like to bet on each series. You can make it equal for each serie or have varying amounts.

- Never had issue with liquidity - so far

- I haven't used a betting bot but am looking to automate things in the future. I'll keep you up to date on this one. If you have any suggestions or end up trying one please let me know.

Cheers,

Dermot

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Under review

9 years ago

Hi Ian,

Thanks for your questions :)

Here are the answers:

- Yes, thats correct. Especially, if you're using Hare or Tortoise, you could easily end up running 10 series at the same time.

- If you use the spreadsheet correctly there is no need to have separate bookmaker accounts but if it makes things easier for you than go ahead.

- We leave it up to you how much you'd like to bet on each series. You can make it equal for each serie or have varying amounts.

- Never had issue with liquidity - so far

- I haven't used a betting bot but am looking to automate things in the future. I'll keep you up to date on this one. If you have any suggestions or end up trying one please let me know.

Cheers,

Dermot

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