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thebotfarm
http://www.thebotfarm.com
The BotFarm gathers together information about automated trading and gambling, including forex, exchange games, poker, roulette and blackjack. It is mainly concerned with getting the bot technology working unattended and achieving "ATM" status
- Added on: May 25th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Mark
- Listed in: Personal Technology
- Tags: forex Poker Roulette bot automated trading exchange games
Recent Posts
Home For Christmas?
A little meditation today on the journey of the Botfarm in its search for a perfect location. Also something of a plea for help from those with more technical nous than me – I know this blog has more readers than it has commentators, so your ...
Best of the Best
A few tales today of superlative service, of a sort too often lacking in the web-based gambling and trading milieu. First of all, having moved VPS again, I had to contact a few vendors to get license keys renewed. I received blisteringly fast servi...
Amoeba Bot now Abandonware
Cross-posted to Betfair Exchange Games Forum and Botforum.net (and why not)…. It’s about a year since I lost touch with this_is_fun, the programmer who developed the Amoeba bot for exchange games. As I can no longer support it and the sup...
Blast From The Past
I didn’t expect to be going back to Amoeba, the Betfair Exchange game bot which I used to market, anytime soon. But I suddenly realised tonight that it was the quickest way to test out a new blackjack strategy. First things first. For some ...
From our own correspondent
A user from the Super-Roulette user forum sends me a general question regarding bots: Hi S, I know you are testing many bots . Can you tell me which are the best ones and more profitable for trading and betting. There are so many around the Web that ...
The Magic Roundabout
Happy to say that my forex equity is now up to £35, courtesy of the hammering taken by the pound last week and the efforts of WinPRO. This was after a decidedly up and down ride the week before, where I started to appreciate why the developer warn...
