The individual is selling their collection of gambling-related websites and the associated software, including executable files and source code for Betfair trading bots tailored for horse and greyhound betting. The portfolio includes several high-ranking domains, all of which secure premium positions on search engine result pages for a variety of relevant keywords. The software, designed to automate betting, has generated significant revenue since its inception, with over £9,000 accumulated since August 2007, verified through transaction statements. The maintenance cost is minimal, with the primary ongoing expense being a $20 monthly fee for a software license system that guards against piracy. The websites boast strong visibility on a major search engine without any advertising, attracting considerable monthly traffic—1,000 visits for one site and 2,000 for another. There is an opportunity for the new owner to quickly amplify revenue by incorporating advertising, which is currently absent. Additionally, there's potential for future software modifications or the creation of new bots by a freelance coder. This sale is motivated by the owner's personal need for funds to purchase property in France. Revenue is derived exclusively from software sales, and the robust online presence is primarily attributed to search engine optimization, with no reliance on paid advertising channels. There remains untapped potential for substantial growth in advertising revenues for the acquirer of these assets.