My attempt at automating within Fairbot the 60-40 correct score trading strategy freely available on the Internet.
Copyright Alistair Hamilton
Disclaimer: The videos presented here should be regarded as demonstrations and nothing more. No claim is made that the techniques shown represent long term profitable strategies or indeed if they are regularly used. They are there to inspire you to develop your own methods for trading on the exchanges. If they do that then they have done their job.
Feel free to comment but note I do not have the time to enter into any debate.
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Generally speaking this is not a strategy I would automate. There are way too many branches. The only way to keep this under control is to do it manually.
I've found that the time decay effect is not always consistent. And that could have a direct impact.
Hello; thanks for the great videos! Following here from Brazil!
How do I improve input automations; in horse racing? because I see that there is a huge difference in training and real mode in relation to the entry of strategies in the market.
on top of that; I would like to check if there is the possibility of automatic cashout along with the automation inserted in the strategies! I appreciate your understanding!
Would this not work better starting stake of 40% then after first goal 60% only because if you start with 60% then once 1st goal goes in and you then place 40% on the 0-2 / 0-3 or opposite there’s a good chance you can still have red sitting on the 0-2 / 0-3 ? I have tried this before and had red ?
Just doing the 15 day free trial at the moment and have got to say that Fairbot has improved incredibly in the few years since I last used it. I am starting to use the Automation element as I am primarily a trader of football and learning to automate my favourite trades is exactly my aim. This helps a lot with that.
Welcome back Alistair.
No live examples ?
For placing the second dutch, I would change the time to wait after the market unsuspends to around 3 minutes. The correct score market is generally a bit slower than other markets to reform so you'd be likely to get a very poor value price if you just wait 30 seconds. Even if there was to be a second goal in that 3 minute time-frame, the vast majority of times it would be the opposition scoring to make it 1-1.
Also, I agree with your point about covering 3-0/0-3. The matches selected involve evenly matched teams and 3-0/0-3 scorelines would be rare in those matches. You would hit 1-1/2-1/1-2 scorelines way more often so, from a long-term perspective, it would be more profitable to leave more profit on those scorelines.
In my opinion, this has quite a lot of potential but, on it's own, it's just a partial strategy.
Nice to hear you Alistair I hope you are well