Betfair trading - Trading order flow by spotting a 'steamer'

As you know my favoured sport is horse racing and I think the best Betfair trading strategy for this, is trading order flow.
I've done a number of videos where I talk about things that could give you a heads up that a horse is likely to be backed, but you can often spot activity in the market where it is clear that a horse is being backed.
In this video we examine that process and watch a recent trade where a horse was heavily backed.

[@Genevasplaytime]

I took a big steamer in the toilet.

[@betangeltv]

Make sure you back it first next time before it goes down.

[@groovedwareman]

#data is breathtaking - Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us...

[@robhunt3054]

Great to know :)

[@andyshortland]

just love this freakin’ software, best exchange software on the planet bar none

[@JonJon-rj6xo]

please clarify furthur , at 4.00 you discuss what happens when someone wants to back £ 100 when there is only£10 to back.You say £90 goes onto the lay side.I cant understand how money going onto the layside allows the bet of £ 90 to complete

[@benfleck576]

It's secret sauce. Ssssssshhhhhh

[@CornishNews]

Been doing order flow for 2 days now and i feel like I'm actually making progress, thank you!

[@lewiscray9052]

Thanks for that. Would also appreciate a video showing your thoughts on trading a drifter, particularly in relation to crossover points.

[@thescallytrader]

the same thing but in reverse id say.

[@betangeltv]

I have done some videos on crossovers and drifters.

[@elastronaute1198]

I just knew when I checked the result of that gamble it'd have won. And sure enough it did. These big last minute gambles are 90% of the time not mug money in my opinion.

[@betangeltv]

I'm not so sure. Some are, some are not. I've actually automated a false steamer bot and have been running all this summer.

[@elastronaute1198]

@@betangeltv how could a bot pick up on if something is clever money or not? The bot can't possibly distinguish where the money is coming from. What's a 'false steamer'? If something comes in in price, surely it's a steamer, it doesn't matter why it's come in in price.... are you saying it possibly somehow latches on to when something shortens due to an over reaction in the market like a domino effect?