How MarketMare works

From market price to Telegram alert.

The scanner compares bookmaker odds with exchange and reference prices, applies the criteria for each feed, and sends qualifying runners to Telegram. You decide whether to act.

The scan

Three checks before you get an alert.

01 / Market

Compare prices

Bookmaker prices are assessed against exchange and other reference prices to find potential value.

02 / Criteria

Match the filters

The runner must meet the feed’s rules, such as price range, race type and value threshold.

03 / Telegram

Send the context

When a matching runner shows value, the bot sends the bookmaker, price, minimum odds and race details.

Reading an alert

The price matters. So does the context.

See the bookmaker, quoted odds and minimum price alongside the race details. Place terms, runners and market context are all in the same Telegram message.

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MarketMare RacingExample alert
Today
Cork 20:15
Glamazon @ 15
Sky Bet - 6 Places (1/5)
Min odds: 13
Value: +7.0%
Handicap | Flat
£22.7k | 17 runners
Form: 0-5410849
📊 Odds🐎 Details

Inside every bot

More than an alert.

Racing and custom feeds keep the day’s alerts, summaries and results together.

Before racing

Morning summary

A view of the day ahead and the racing the bot is monitoring.

Through the day

Qualifying alerts

Prices and market details arrive in Telegram as runners meet the criteria.

After racing

Results and P/L

The bot tracks how your alerts settled and sends an evening summary.

With Pro

Set your own criteria.

Pro adds up to three custom feeds. Choose filters around the races, odds and value levels you want to follow, then backtest each feed against historical data before running it live.

Backtests describe past selections; they cannot tell you what future results will be.

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Custom feed workflow
  1. Choose your filters
  2. Review historical performance
  3. Run the feed live in Telegram

MarketMare Pro

Ready to follow the market?

Start with MarketMare Racing, then build and backtest your own feeds when you want more control.

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