I like living in Malta and that’s why I’m here right now. But it does get frustrating sometimes. Power cuts occurred last Friday and Saturday. Friday was okay because it was only for an hour and BetbotPRO picked up again when the power returned. But on Saturday it caused a premature ending to BetbotPRO’s business for the day at 3.20pm UK time. The power returned three hours later. After such a long break it wasn’t possible to start again. Nevertheless, both days still showed a satisfactory profit as you can see below.

My association with Malta is, in the main, a long and happy one and I’m now in my eleventh year. But it is only the size of the Isle of Wight so it’s important to get away regularly. And that suits me too. MOM Towers has been somewhat busy recently with the in laws staying and a friend of my partner is over from Germany too. It sometimes feels like Piccadilly Circus with all the comings and goings of various friends. And not to forget a friend who was over on business from Thailand as well who I went to school with. Fortunately, he didn’t stay as well!

Well, it’s now the start of another week and I’m still waiting for that losing day. The run has been good but there is no doubt it will end in the next couple of weeks. So, watch out for the MOM bloodbath, perhaps in the next few days? Bits of bot strewn across cyberspace. But the question is, with a Stop Loss of £4000 how much will the losing day cost me? The way BetbotPRO works is that when it hits £4000 or passes it then it will stop. The difficulty is that if the cumulative loss gets to £3999.99 then a further 3 bets are made without settlement we could hit a loss of £6000 easily. However, I’m anticipating around the £5000 mark.

Ladies and gentlemen, have a great week gambling, trading or botting. Whatever floats your boat. And good luck to you all, as always.