Need help with data-extraction from website, for backtesting

[billydilly]

Hi! I need help from a skilled person :) I am in contact with a fellow punter who uses sophisticated numbers analysis in his work with predictions. His site is called www.prematches.com. I have asked him if backtesting his analysis (game simulator) will prove that his numbers are beating the market. He says "for big leagues 'yes for sure' but lower leagues he doesnt know". What i would like is help from someone who are skilled at extracting data from websites to a spreadsheet, if its possible. Getting percentages, league and date would be good. I dont know if this is possible, but certainly it would be very interesting. Do anyone have this kind of skills and see this as a fun and possibly profitable project? Please post if you have any questions...... thanks for your interest :) THanks, Levi

[Dices]

Re: Need help with data-extraction from website, for backtesting Hi, You can simply copy - paste the data from www.betexplorer.com (any league you want) to an excel sheet and then record your moves in a macro (extracting the data). Run the same macro with data from another league. Just try it.