Greyhounds traded ok but I would prefer a more consistent trend than that in the chart.

Aus horses were looking like a flat return until a late boost ended the week with a positive result.

First week of US horses has seen a loss but nothing too concerning for now. The main issue is the lack of activity but this is more down to the way the US markets drift away from the start time as reported by Betfair. I’m seeing most activity early on in the racing day when the post times are still close to reality. I’ve been given a good site for start times (https://classic.ebetusa.com/racing_menus/next-race.html) that drops into excel really easy but I’m trying to figure out the best way to use this info with my bot.

Last week’s charts both end positive. The UK dogs is still going good, the last week in loss was back at the beginning of January.

The Aus markets traded to a profit since being flat (excluding errors) for a month. I’d previously set the Aus stake to £2 to avoid the turnover charge and was thinking that using the same stake may make my bot stand out. Or I may be paranoid. Well I changed it to a percent of bank earlier in the week, so the stake is different most races, if only by a penny or two. I hoped this would provide some cover from bot stalkers/baiters. The proof isn’t here yet but it hasn’t had an immediate negative effect.

Not a bad week. The UK chart is very nice, a good steady trend. The Aus has some errors but ends positive. The general trend gives hope that the move to VPS may improve things. The UK and Aus markets use the same greening code and the errors are only present in the Aus ones so I can only assume the problem is either with the delay or Aus API.