Getting faster pictures for in running trading

Here is a visual demonstration of difference in speed you can get on UK horse racing 'live' pictures. As you can see there is a fair difference between both feeds. The interesting thing about both these feeds is neither cost £5k a year, they are both free, but only on certain days of the week!

Read up more on the blog..

http://betangelblog.blogspot.com/2008/11/fast-pictures-without-exchange-shop....

It illustrates an interesting point. If you don't have a fast feed then anybody else trading against you in the market can literally see the future. A big advantage and one that puts me off trying to do anything inrunning unless I know I am on a level playing field.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Betfair
• trading
• Betdaq
• Bet Angel
• fast pictures
• bbc
• at the races
• sis
• inrunning
• in play
• race reading

[betangeltv]

Please read the 'more info' section for a link to the blog entry.

[RacingTimes]

Hi Peter,

Thats great but where can I actually purchase the live feeds from?

Thanks in advance

[betangeltv]

Direct live feeds from providers are very expensive for individuals. But you can purchase the. You need to google sis tv and turf tv

[betangeltv]

Just click on the more info tab, the URL is there.

[betangeltv]

Please read the blog entry, for a full explanation.

[betangeltv]

If you browse our blog for the words fast pictures you should find the information you need in there.

[mikeklein888]

How can you get fast pictures ? Simples....

Just bribe a Racetech engineer to give you the BISS codes :)

[RacingTimes]

Hi Peter,

Yeah I have found the blog post and read it, but where do you actually go to get the live pictures other than than the bbc and chanel 4?

I know you have to purchase the live feed but what is the company called.

Thanks

[b1ffo]

Yup me too - searched the blog with no adue. nevermind.

[RacingTimes]

Hi Peter,

Where did you get the live feed from I have searched your blog but couldn't find it. Could you let me know please. Thanks

[2403Will]

Are these pictures typical or is this an extreme example?

The fast pics get a better viewing angle, is this typical?