AUTO-SYS
Automated UK Horse Racing Systems Betting Software

What does the software do?
Auto-Sys takes a set of rules you use for horse racing systems, we then code those rules into Excel at a very reasonable cost, especially when you take into account the hours this software will save you, and at the click of a few buttons you have a list of Auto and Semi-Auto qualifiers. You obviously need to own a copy of Excel.

What if I do not have a copy of Excel?
If you plan on taking your betting seriously then you should have Excel any, in order to manage banks, keep records, etc. You can purchase a copy at a discount (usually £300) by clicking the link on the right. Remember, if you have profitable systems, then Excel and the code will supply will soon earn the costs back.

What do I need to do with the Semi-Auto qualifiers?
Not all rules can be automated, we let you know this when quoting a price for your code. If too many rules cannot be coded we will tell you it is not worth automating, unless you decide otherwise. Semi-Auto qualifiers are clearly marked, along with what rule needs to be checked manually.

Can I check for qualifiers in 2 days time?
Yes. The code will allow you to check 3 days of declarations, but it is best used on the day of racing for a more accurate list.

How long will it take from when I place my order to receiving the code?
This will take anything up to 10 days, depending on work load, and whether the programmer is having a holiday. This will be clearly mentioned before you place an order.

How is the file delivered?
The code will be emailed to you in XLS format. Sometimes ISP's will not allow big files through the mailbox, so the file may be compressed when you receive it. You can use Winzip, Winrar or Winace to uncompress files. Search on Google.

Does the software work out stakes?
No, it only produces a list of qualifiers for the days racing, it is up to you what then happens with them.

I keep getting a security warning when I run it, something about Macros?
The code itself is a Macro, and Excel has a security feature to ensure you do not run Macros that contain viruses. We promise our code does not contain any viruses, cookies, etc. Excel will allow you to change the settings permanently to allow Macros. This is not advisable if it is a work PC, and home PC is OK.

I have Excel 2007 and I get an Active X warning?
This is another way virus writers used to enter a system, but as mentioned above, it is safe to run our code. To change the Active X settings in Excel 2007, click the Microsoft symbol in the top left to bring down the menu. At the bottom select 'Excel Options'. Then 'Trust Center'. Then 'Trust Center Settings'. You can then allow Active X, and also Macros via this window.

What if I find a bug in the qualifiers?
Unlikey, but in the event we correct it for free.

If I have already been using the software, but later need a rule changed what happens?
As the main bulk of the code is done, a small charge is made for updating a rule.

How many systems can the code run?
Although we have no set limit, you do not want to confuse yourself with a high number. The idea of system betting is to try and keep everything easy.

What happens if the Racing Post change the pages and the code no longer works?
An update will be provided for free.

I have more questions?
Please use our forum at www.win2win.co.uk/forum