you'll find that the process of working up a robust strategy will take quite some time. annoyingly also, you'll find that you'll have days on end when everything is green, green, green, then suddenly, you have a real redout!!. its on those days that your back data will help you to track down potential reasons as to the bad days. for example, i NEVER have good trades with one of my strategies at Nott in races below 1m 2f, so avoid automating those. the net result being that I am better off as a result. likewise, you'll find that certain lengths on certain tracks work consistently but on others, a complete no dice.biniaz35 wrote:Don't work that well so have moved onto Lay at 2.0
so basically, before abandoning any strategy, always ensure that you have exploited and digested as many reasons as possible for both its success and failure. this comes about thro keeping good records and notes.
of course, there's nothing to prevent you (in practice mode), from keeping the initial strategy running and then opening a new instance of BA and running your 2nd strategy there. this sometimes can be interesting as on many occasions you'll see trades working on one race but not on the other across the two rules - this can help in determining which rules work where as well.