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AngryPixie 27th February 2007 01:17 AM

Fairbot
 
Any Fairbot users out there? It's a semi-automated trading interface for Betfair. Looks like the interface Betfair should have had.

Any problems with it I should know about?

Pixie

AngryPixie 27th February 2007 03:59 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryPixie
Any Fairbot users out there? It's a semi-automated trading interface for Betfair. Looks like the interface Betfair should have had.

Any problems with it I should know about?

Mmm. Ok I see. Just me then.

This actually looks quite useful. Used it to do some FTSE Intra trading last night and other than a few minor issues it look the goods.

www dot binteko dot com

Pixie

burrah 27th February 2007 04:34 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by AngryPixie
Mmm. Ok I see. Just me then.

This actually looks quite useful. Used it to do some FTSE Intra trading last night and other than a few minor issues it look the goods.

www dot binteko dot com

Pixie
I use "Betting Assistant" myself and it's free. Seems to do everything Fairbot does and more, except dutch lays.

www dot gruss-software dot co dot uk/

Chrome Prince 27th February 2007 04:39 PM

This might interest you AP

www dot ie-software dot com

The free Betfair results tool is worth just looking at the page.
I got sick of refreshing my account etc for overseas race results.
While expensive, their autobet tool looks well worth it for my purposes.

AngryPixie 27th February 2007 05:28 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by burrah
Seems to do everything Fairbot does and more, except dutch lays.
I think there's a line there... ;) Anyway I'd much prefer a Dutch Lay to a Dutch Oven.

Thanks Burrah and CP. I'll check those out. The Dutch Lay is something I'd use quite often.

AP

Wombat2 27th February 2007 08:53 PM

Burrah,

If I understand it correctly Betting Assistant is free till April , is that what you understand.
Is there any web site or manual of how to use this software.

Cheers wombat2

burrah 28th February 2007 12:52 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Wombat2
Burrah,

If I understand it correctly Betting Assistant is free till April , is that what you understand.
Is there any web site or manual of how to use this software.

Cheers wombat2
It appears that the software currently available will remain free, but updated versions will require a 5 pound a month subscription after April. I've been using it for free for a few months now.
There are demonstration videos at:

www dot gruss-software dot co dot uk/phpBB2/viewtopic dot php?t=254

Regards

crash 28th February 2007 07:02 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Wombat2
Burrah,

If I understand it correctly Betting Assistant is free till April , is that what you understand.
Is there any web site or manual of how to use this software.

Cheers wombat2


After April 1st. you start paying for it. Renting it actually as there will be no one off purchase price.

They can keep it!

Wombat2 2nd March 2007 05:53 PM

Betting Assistance
 
burrah
What version have you got.
I have version (0.99w)
The reason I ask is that I reckon I had a different version the other day, yesterday I had to do a system restore ,thus I lost Betting assistance that I had ,so I downloaded again and I reckon its a different version ( which might be the chargable version ) because when I start it it seems to download from the web and I dont reckon the version I had did .
I was woundering if the version you have doesnt download every time you start it that maybe that version will be free, if thats the case any chance of a copy if thats at all possible .

Cheers wombat2

AngryPixie 2nd March 2007 09:31 PM

Well I've been using Fairbot in conjunction with the normal Betfair interface for a few different things during the week. I'll use it by itself for tomorrows OZ racing.

There's some great stuff here. 1 second or less market refresh's give you a great insight into a markets shape. Using the Dutch Back and Lay tools you can actually place single bets of less than the $6 minimum without having to muck about. The realtime charting tool is kinda interesting but of more use in the UK thoroughbred markets where the prices ebb and flow more smoothly.

Still within my 15 trial period but will probably open the wallet.

Pixie


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