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Hello. Since yesterday I have a delayed API on my BF Explorer trading software. I had no bots running when this happened and now I am also unable to trade as all stakes in the markets keep flashing all over the ladders on random odds, being absolutely impossible to figure out what was the last price ...
9.5.2020 16:19:41 -
I tried BFexplorer, having used 3-4 different software applications beforehand. The 2 days utilising the software, I managed to get a feel for the product and like the modern display on the black background. Bets placed were very responsive with no lagging experienced from other products. A few ...
25.3.2015 17:55:00 -
Version 3.34.0704 WeightOfMoneyData provider for GetAllDataContextForBetfairMarket MCP tool. Install from Bfexplorer Preview version. Version 3.33.0629 ExecuteBfexplorerStrategySettingsWithParameters MCP tool. Install from Bfexplorer Preview ...
4.7.2025 12:32:37
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Version 3.34.0704 WeightOfMoneyData provider for GetAllDataContextForBetfairMarket MCP tool. Install from Bfexplorer Preview version. Version 3.33.0629 ExecuteBfexplorerStrategySettingsWithParameters MCP tool. Install from Bfexplorer Preview ...
4.7.2025 12:32:37 -
Horse Racing AI Strategy Results - 83% Strike Rate!
5 Winners from 6 Bets = 83.3% Success Rate Just wanted to share some incredible results from my automated horse racing analysis system that I've been developing. Over the past day, the AI strategy has been absolutely crushing it! The Numbers 📊 Total Races Analyzed: 12Bets Placed: 6 (strategy is ...
24.6.2025 22:45:14 -
🤖 The Power of Backtesting & Continuous Learning
Just completed a fascinating test of my AI agent's dual-source EV analysis on a Royal Ascot race. The agent combined trading pattern analysis with semantic performance evaluation to select ROGUE LEGEND at 6.8 odds with +0.25 EV. What makes this interesting? The AI didn't just pick a horse - it ...
18.6.2025 20:52:39
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peteresgate@outlook.com
Thanks Stefan, Yes I would really appreciate if you could design the bot that works on past results, and I will endeavour to thoroughly understand the code and learn f# so that I can do this myself in the future from what you have taught and shown in this tutorial series :)
peteresgate@outlook.com
Oh ok. I sort of grabbed your code from My Staking Plan . Could you please explain the mechanism of how to run the console script and also have MyBotTrigger "get" the information from it? And 1 other question- with my C sharp bot or my f sharp bot, would they require the console script as well for past bot results?
Thanks.
peteresgate@outlook.com
Please see my attempt at Part 4. I added lines 75, 76, and 178 to 184.
I basically wanted to have parameter maxLossesInRow and if the number of losses in row is less or equal to this parameter, then continue to execute bot, or else exit. Unfortunately it has some errors that hopefully can be corrected thanks?
https://github.com/PeterEsgate/BfexplorerTestBots/blob/master/HorseRacingBotTrigger2
peteresgate@outlook.com
That's great to hear Stefan. Bfexplorer truly is the best- no other software can do what Bfexplorer can. For my non programming brain I wonder "how", but with your knowledge you always "know". I very much look forward to the final solution :)
peteresgate@outlook.com
Thanks Stefan. I do have more understanding now, but have a long long way to go. Thanks for your help. With Part 4 in which the bot "counts" it's losses before shutting down, is this possible? I question it because I see in the console bot started and bot ended, so I don't understand the mechanism of how it stores the losses if the bot ends.
peteresgate@outlook.com
'F' grade for me this time. Thanks for the solution to Part 2 :) What homework would you like me to submit before the final reveal in Part 4? - I hope to redeem myself
peteresgate@outlook.com
I am not a programmer, but this is the part 1 with the Last Price Traded added to output
https://github.com/PeterEsgate/BfexplorerTestBots/blob/master/HorseRacingBotTrigger1-1
I am looking forward to viewing Stefan's code with Part 2 combined into Part 1 :)
peteresgate@outlook.com
Sorry about the formatting. I copied and pasted the working code and it looked good on my side with the correct indentations etc,, but the website changed it to the posted result that is there now. I'll look at setting up GitHub and reposting the link to the code so others who are following/learning can view and get it.
peteresgate@outlook.com
peteresgate@outlook.com
That is a great explanation :)
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
peteresgate@outlook.com
After for example 20 seconds in play, I would like to check the position of the horse (using it's odds). When (if) 2 horses achieve odds less then x ( 2 for example), then re-check the position of our selection and compare it to the position it was at at 20 seconds. So if at 20 seconds, it is at position 2 and then when trigger is 2 horses are at odds below 2, it re-checks the selection and sees that it is at position 5, the selection has dropped in position.
peteresgate@outlook.com
I do understand what a trigger is, I just don't underdtand how to implement it with this software so if you could explain it that would be much appreciated. So with the example of Trigger 2 of which you have explained it as a bot, how would I now make this a trigger so as to run a different bot when this trigger is true? Thanks
peteresgate@outlook.com
Hello. Thanks for the quick reply. I have noticed the support is very good and fast. I just wanted to clarify the Trigger 2 again. I don't want to bet on this horse, I want to bet on amother horse when this trigger is true. I feel that this program can definitely do it, but is it something that needs to be programmed or is there a trigger ir some method that already does this?
peteresgate@outlook.com
I just wanted to clarify Trigger 2. When I say any horse, I mean I'd like to use a specific horse based on current position (based on odds). For example Trigger is when horse # 2 has odds between 1.5 and 2 (therefore obviously horse number 1 has better odds and horse number 3 has worse odds).