You can use bet angel to input and trade the selections manually but I would definitely recommend using ‘betting assistant’ which can be set up very easily with the CAT (excel sheet) to fully automate your trading. It is free for the first 30* days and then just 6 GBP a month after that. If you are just manually trading then of course you can use bet angel basic which of course is free.

Thanks for your comments, most appreciated!

Tommy.

* Sid, the author tells me it’s actually 60 days free for his new members
so even better news there for trying the software!

well done !!

Russ

thanks for you question,

The stop loss on each trade is set at 50% so if the horse in question doubles in price in running then a lay bet is automatically made with half of you back stake,

eg, back at 1 pt and lay at 0.5 pts

so you only lose 0.5 pts maximum per trade.

This is I think a great addition to the software and you are absolutely right, the horses do run badly and the stop loss is put into action very quickly. Up to now though, it hasn’t really mattered as the other horse has normally run very well and if in fact, not won, came very close to winning, hence getting matched at the low in running price, (either by the bot or manually) and thereby giving a nice overall profit for the race.

I am actually quite astonished how easy it has been so far and am waiting for a ‘bad’ day to come to bring us all back down to Earth!!

Who knows??

All the best, Tommy

*ps, there can be times also when the stop loss is not matched with prices moving so quickly and in that situation you would either trade out manually as best you can or lose at most your 1 pt back stake. This has happened to me several times, but as you can see from the figures up to now, it really has not made much of a difference to the overall profit made.

was curios to know what is the stop loss mechanism in place. i mean how much percentage of 1 pt per trade does the bot risk. because a losing horse is inevitable. so what is ur stoploss for a single trade?