Desktop Java Application

We are looking to build a betting bot that can connect to Betfair to place bets on behalf of our customers. The user would need to login to the Betting Bot, this would send a request to another server which would come back as true or false determining whether the user has access to the software or not. If the user gains access then the software would get and activate the sub-token from the Betfair API which is required to allow the users Betfair account to be be used in the software. The software would then receive the information that should be bet on, this would include the date/time, horse name, recommended odds and stake size in units as well as the Betfair ID's for the horse and race in both the win and place markets. The user would have the options to set how much money is assigned to a per unit bet, decide whether to bet at advised odds or better, at BSP or at any odds, what time to start looking to see if the bets should be placed (assuming conditions match). When they start the software then the software starts monitoring the betting markets and the selection feeds to determine when to bet. The software needs to track the results of the selections placed by the software. This can be taken from Betfair but needs to be tracked independently as users may be placing other bets through the web interface and the software should only track the bets that have been placed by it. We have already developed a piece of software in Java which performs most of these functions and the code can be used and referenced as the main framework for the new piece of software which is similar but requiring primarily more development in additional user settings, a new way to check if the user should gain access to the software, receive the selection feeds and get the Betfair sub-token. This code can be seen on the signing of a NDA. The Betfair development site can be seen at [login to view URL] for more information on how their API works. This software would need to go through the Betfair certification approval, the requirements of which can be seen at [login to view URL] We would not consider the project complete until this certification approval had been completed.