Hi,
How would you know when to enter the market to catch the steamer or get in for the potential reverse and catch the drift ?
Thanks
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- ShaunWhite
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You could start with something like a relative odds condition to measure the direction, speed and size of price moves. Or maybe look at a selection reaching a new high or new low price. https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/con ... 3D&mw=Mzcy
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Hi,
I am a newbie and trying to employ the steamer market.
I have made some changes to the system and need some information on how to do some others.
I have it set for a certain number of ticks below for triggering which is fine,but sometimes price hits that mark for a millisecond and the BOT triggers.Can i add a condition where it has to stay within that range (couple of ticks) for a bit longer before the BOT triggers.
What i am finding is the price then drifts and are losing on the LAY bet?
i would also like the lay bet to trigger when it shows a % profit rather than the last minute?
I would appreciate any help?
Thanks
I am a newbie and trying to employ the steamer market.
I have made some changes to the system and need some information on how to do some others.
I have it set for a certain number of ticks below for triggering which is fine,but sometimes price hits that mark for a millisecond and the BOT triggers.Can i add a condition where it has to stay within that range (couple of ticks) for a bit longer before the BOT triggers.
What i am finding is the price then drifts and are losing on the LAY bet?
i would also like the lay bet to trigger when it shows a % profit rather than the last minute?
I would appreciate any help?
Thanks
Yes, you can use signals to test a price has been above or below something for a certain amount of timetootatoota wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 6:10 amHi,
I am a newbie and trying to employ the steamer market.
I have made some changes to the system and need some information on how to do some others.
I have it set for a certain number of ticks below for triggering which is fine,but sometimes price hits that mark for a millisecond and the BOT triggers.Can i add a condition where it has to stay within that range (couple of ticks) for a bit longer before the BOT triggers.
What i am finding is the price then drifts and are losing on the LAY bet?
i would also like the lay bet to trigger when it shows a % profit rather than the last minute?
I would appreciate any help?
Thanks
There is an example he thats shows the pricipal
viewtopic.php?f=53&t=14157
It tests the WOM is greater than for a period of time, so you'd just change this condition to test the price with 'Fixed Odds Conditions'
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Morning folks,
I've uploaded this and just messing about with it on a race to see what it does and I have a question.
I have one horse showing at £4.00 profit which I greened up manually and another that is showing as £0.20 loss, also greened up, so I was expecting a profit of £3.80 overall, on the One Click screen.
But when I looked in ladder view, it showed a profit of around £0.35
Any ideas?
I've uploaded this and just messing about with it on a race to see what it does and I have a question.
I have one horse showing at £4.00 profit which I greened up manually and another that is showing as £0.20 loss, also greened up, so I was expecting a profit of £3.80 overall, on the One Click screen.
But when I looked in ladder view, it showed a profit of around £0.35
Any ideas?
You only get the amount thats shown next to the winning selection, if you have green up successfully you will have the same P/L amount next to every selections name so it won't matter which one wins you'll get the same amountHampshireIan wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2020 11:11 amMorning folks,
I've uploaded this and just messing about with it on a race to see what it does and I have a question.
I have one horse showing at £4.00 profit which I greened up manually and another that is showing as £0.20 loss, also greened up, so I was expecting a profit of £3.80 overall, on the One Click screen.
But when I looked in ladder view, it showed a profit of around £0.35
Any ideas?
Hi,
How do I set this bot up to back the most backed horse at a set time before the race, say 1-2 hours, where the last price is say 15.0.
Then cash out across all runners, after a sudden price drop or a predetermined time before the race starts.
Also add a profit and loss green-up/cash out rule to take a certain profit or minimise potential losses.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
How do I set this bot up to back the most backed horse at a set time before the race, say 1-2 hours, where the last price is say 15.0.
Then cash out across all runners, after a sudden price drop or a predetermined time before the race starts.
Also add a profit and loss green-up/cash out rule to take a certain profit or minimise potential losses.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
waywyrd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 8:44 amHi,
How do I set this bot up to back the most backed horse at a set time before the race, say 1-2 hours, where the last price is say 15.0.
Then cash out across all runners, after a sudden price drop or a predetermined time before the race starts.
Also add a profit and loss green-up/cash out rule to take a certain profit or minimise potential losses.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
How are you defining the most backed horse?
By number of ticks moved, the IP% move, amount traded on it etc?
If only trading the one runner the other two (cash outs) are done using ' Close Trade on Selection Greening' rules, you'll need an 'Historical relative odds condition' to test a price move within a time frame
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/his ... _odds.html
The other would use a 'Trade Profit Condition'
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/clo ... rofit.html
Hi,Dallas wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 10:04 amwaywyrd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 8:44 amHi,
How do I set this bot up to back the most backed horse at a set time before the race, say 1-2 hours, where the last price is say 15.0.
Then cash out across all runners, after a sudden price drop or a predetermined time before the race starts.
Also add a profit and loss green-up/cash out rule to take a certain profit or minimise potential losses.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
How are you defining the most backed horse?
By number of ticks moved, the IP% move, amount traded on it etc?
If only trading the one runner the other two (cash outs) are done using ' Close Trade on Selection Greening' rules, you'll need an 'Historical relative odds condition' to test a price move within a time frame
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/his ... _odds.html
The other would use a 'Trade Profit Condition'
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/clo ... rofit.html
I would be defining the most backed horse as the favourite at the time of first monitoring.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
You said earlier 'Where the last price was 15.0'waywyrd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 12:16 pmHi,Dallas wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 10:04 amwaywyrd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 8:44 amHi,
How do I set this bot up to back the most backed horse at a set time before the race, say 1-2 hours, where the last price is say 15.0.
Then cash out across all runners, after a sudden price drop or a predetermined time before the race starts.
Also add a profit and loss green-up/cash out rule to take a certain profit or minimise potential losses.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
How are you defining the most backed horse?
By number of ticks moved, the IP% move, amount traded on it etc?
If only trading the one runner the other two (cash outs) are done using ' Close Trade on Selection Greening' rules, you'll need an 'Historical relative odds condition' to test a price move within a time frame
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/his ... _odds.html
The other would use a 'Trade Profit Condition'
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/clo ... rofit.html
I would be defining the most backed horse as the favourite at the time of first monitoring.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
There'd only be a very small number of races were the fav would be 15.0
Unless i've mis-understood something?
Hi Dallas,Dallas wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 1:04 pmYou said earlier 'Where the last price was 15.0'waywyrd wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 12:16 pmHi,Dallas wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 10:04 am
How are you defining the most backed horse?
By number of ticks moved, the IP% move, amount traded on it etc?
If only trading the one runner the other two (cash outs) are done using ' Close Trade on Selection Greening' rules, you'll need an 'Historical relative odds condition' to test a price move within a time frame
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/his ... _odds.html
The other would use a 'Trade Profit Condition'
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/clo ... rofit.html
I would be defining the most backed horse as the favourite at the time of first monitoring.
Regards,
Waywyrd.
There'd only be a very small number of races were the fav would be 15.0
Unless i've mis-understood something?
Apologies, not the favourite, should have been the most backed in traded amount or volume.