One click trading - free program coming soon

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: luckylucas
Like the new price history, not sure how useful it is to me (yet) but it looks nice while your trading!!

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: TrueForm
cglover

Once the program is running, log into Betfair in the window, then select a market. The top part will then fill with the horses and prices for that market. You then simply click a price you want to back or lay.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: horselover777
layit or anyone

lets say I lay a horse and want to trade it back. but not for the same price, I would like to have equal win or loss. did I miss this feature here? or isnt it yet included? thanx again

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: luckylucas
I think that will be in the trading option which is not yet added.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: Lex
While your waiting <a href="http://betie.bravehost.com" target="_blank">http://betie.bravehost.com</a>

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: cglover
I cant see that it will have any benefit to myself until the trading option is in place. However it looks liek it will be a great bit of kit whens its finished.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: pulpaden
It's good for betting in- running.

I'll look forward to the trading option.

Keep up the good work Layit

Pulp

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: cglover
what benefit does it have in running ?

If you want to back a horse at 5.0 why not just request 5.0. Am i being stupid ?

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: nutter punter
Fantastic programme.

The only suggestion I have is that it be made available for Mozilla. This is purely because if you set the refresh to low ie 1 sec in IE it kills the CPU but do the same in Mozilla and there are no problems.

I am also curious if there is any way to safeguard putting in a stupid price? If for example I want to lay 1.26 and the next price is 10, should the 1.26 disspear as I click on it, is theer any way it can be stopped from then laying the 10 value? This is obviously not a problem in a liquid market but at times of low liquidity it could be slightly embarassing

All in all a programme like this being made available free for us all just shows what a top bloke you are. Very much appreciated.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: LayItYouMug
Nutter punter: Thanks for the feedback. That's a good idea, I don't want to be losing people money!

I am putting the final touches to a dutching option. I will be releasing it in a few hours. Anyone interested?

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: nutter punter
What about the Mozilla aspect? Is that too complicated ?

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: Apple Pie
Everyone is interested I think. Curious if we should delete the old version before an update or not?

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: LayItYouMug
Sorry. Didn't answer your question. Mozilla is a completely different program, but they have supposedly used the same DOM (document object model) so in theory it could be as simple as plugging in their component instead of IE. I will definitely be looking at it. I will let you know.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: nutter punter
Cheers Layit for letting me know.

Your programme is awesome and it is a shame that someone like you has to go to all the trouble of providing something that Betfair should have done in the first place. 1 Click trading is so much better than fann-ying about as we have to currently.

[GaryRussell]

Originally posted by: LayItYouMug
The dutch betting option is available. Please download, uninstall and re-install.

There are also default stakes in the preferences window. Tick the selections you want to dutch, input the profit you require on the right hand side and when the odds are right and there is enough money available to cover your stakes the 'Dutch bet' button will be green. If any of the stakes are less than £2 then the option will not be available.