MarketFeeder Pro is the tool for implementing your betting ideas. It is the way you can give the software your own commands, instead of following the same betting system over and over again. It is your own broker, which always bets according to your instructions. With the automated betting tools you can design your own strategy as a series of bets, which will be placed only when certain conditions are met.

What is Triggered Betting?

The main concept of Trigger betting can be expressed in several words: an easy way to create your own trading application. A trigger is a set of commands that define when and how you wish to trade in a given market.

The market of betting bots is steadily filling up with various applications catered for betfair users. And while the variety of their functions is growing with each piece of software, still the forum of BDP developers is full of traders’ requests for a bespoke tool. There are many people who adhere to their own strategy of betting, and commonly known techniques implemented in ready solutions don’t always satisfy them.

So obviously the only way to meet your special requirements is to apply for the software designed specially for you. But this may cost much more that you are prepared to spend on implementing a betting system that may never pay back.

So ideally there must be software that would allow you to give a new betting system a “test drive” before you could stick to it. Some tool that you could use for trying new ideas without much harm to your wallet. Imagine an application that – no matter how complicated your strategy is – will always be at your service to test this strategy.

All this became a reality with triggered betting. It is called “triggered” because of it is controlled by triggers – sets of instructions that you give to the software. Triggers are combinations of simple commands that you would give your broker before a trading session began. Of course, if the commands are well-known, such as “lay and back to generate equal profit”, you can use the standard “Auto-Greenup” or “Auto-Dutching” or stop-loss functions built into MarketFeeder Pro.

However if you are opting for anything more complicated you will need to formulate your requirements to set up a trigger or several triggers.