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Comment on Market Monitor Software – Is It Any Good? My Video Review by Chris

Chris — Sun, 01 May 2011 08:03:18 +0000

Yes, MM can certainly be used to lay first and then back. The software is flexible enough to allow many trading strategies to be used.

As far as I’m aware., there are no greyhound ‘in-play’ markets, so there are no in-play trading possibilities.

Comment on Market Monitor Software – Is It Any Good? My Video Review by Byanose

Byanose — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 20:51:47 +0000

Hi Chris

Great video and looks a very good piece of software. Do you think this could be used “in reverse” for laying horses? Perhaps using the Logical Lay selections? Obviously this would mean laying first and then backing. Can it be used for Greyhounds?

Cheers
Jon

Comment on Daily Paper System – A Review by Chris

Chris — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 11:41:14 +0000

Thanks for the praise. I’m very pleased to hear that you’ve improved your betting techniques from the information I provide on this blog. It is always a pleasure to hear from people who are making a steady profit following my tips and advice.
Chris

Comment on Daily Paper System – A Review by cashflowin

cashflowin — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 18:42:04 +0000

Hi Chris
Bengamin Streets claims for his many products
are amazing. If I could make as much money
from racing as he claims, I wouldn’t waste my
time and work so hard touting so many e books
for a living like he does. I would be sitting on a sunny beach
laptop in hand making a few profitable bets for the day. As I
sup on an ice cold rum and coke and count my profit..

I would also just like to add a big personal thank you, to you Chris
for all that you have taught me about betting and for all
that you do on this site you have helped me vastly improve my
betting techniques and profits
Thank you.
Steve

Comment on Market Monitor All Sports Pro – A Quick Review by Chris

Chris — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 05:28:40 +0000

I did consider providing a cash incentive – but some people will try the con of buying the product and then getting a refund after they’ve had the cash rebate from me. I’m also disappointed that you seem to prefer cash over the much-better-valu greyhound lay subscriptions! In reality, the free subscription is worth far more.
Chris

Comment on Market Monitor All Sports Pro – A Quick Review by charlietokyo

charlietokyo — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:27:44 +0000

“Also, if anyone purchases using my affiliate link, then I will give them a FREE 3-month subscription to either Greyhound Lays or Greyhound Lays Lite”

That’s great Chris but I’d much prefer half of your affilite fee instead which would be around £37.12.

How about it?.

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Comment on Betfair Pirate Review (Updated 5th July) by Chris

Chris — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:27:27 +0000

Hi Keith

You are quite right to point out that there would be problems if too many people were allowed to subscribe. And even if a limit on the number of subscribers to the Betfair Pirate bot was introduced (as I suspect it will), problems could occur as existing users increased their stakes.

Having said that, there is usually quite a lot of money waiting to be matched on any horse race. At the moment, the bot is set to place lay bets into the market 90 secs before the race is due to start. It would certainly be possible for Betfair pirate to alter this time – maybe so that (say) 20 bots place their bets 180 secs before race time; a further 20 at 150 secs; another 20 at 120 secs, and so on. Spreading the betting load could get bets matched without having a dramatic impact on prices.

Chris

Comment on Betfair Pirate Review (Updated 5th July) by Keith Kerrison

Keith Kerrison — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 09:30:49 +0000

The immediate attraction of Betfair Pirate is the ability to simply set and forget the software and check the profit later. Add to this the fact that it is already getting the “thumbs up” from several trusted sites and it is highly likely to receive a large number of subscribers. What will happen to the prices on Betfair when this happens? Is it an “urban myth” that a successfully promoted product has an adverse effect on prices, resulting in bets being unmatched? I seem to recall that “Winners Into Losers” – where everyone achieved the same selections – was amongst several systems cited as having the potential to influence Betfair prices. But then again, the next “wonder product” comes along to divert attention so the long-term effect might not be too bad. In my own case I think that this will be a case of “wait and see” in terms of overall performance during Chris’s 3 month trial in relation to the results and any identified problems getting bets matched.