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How to choose the best bots in the Bot Marketplace?

Learn which metrics you should analyse before buying a bot and why ROI, win rate and volume should be evaluated together.

Choosing a bot simply because it shows a high ROI or a high win rate can be misleading.

Before buying a bot in the Bot Marketplace, the most important thing is to understand whether the results shown are consistent and sustainable over time.

An ROI of 20%, 30% or 40% may look very attractive, but if it was achieved with only a few dozen bets, that figure may still be heavily influenced by a positive run of results.

That is why you should avoid analysing metrics in isolation.

You should look at the bot's history, the number of bets, the actual ROI, the win rate and the average odds together.

The relationship between win rate and average odds is also essential. For example, with average odds of 1.15, the bot needs a very high win rate just to maintain positive results. A small drop in win rate can make a significant difference to the final outcome.

The larger the history and the number of bets, the more information you have to assess whether the results truly reflect the quality of the strategy or simply a favourable period.

For this reason, prioritise bots with volume, consistency and sustained results, rather than choosing only the one with the highest ROI.

The goal is not to find the most impressive number, but to understand whether that performance can be maintained in the long term.

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