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Non-stop running
« on: 20 Mar 2016, 14:43 »
Hi
I have checked manual and searched on here but not managed to find a solution.
Can MarketFeeder be set to run continuously with no need for my attention for a weekend or so.
I will only require to run one instance backing football match result markets.
Thanks
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #1 on: 20 Mar 2016, 15:58 »
Hi
Certainly.
Either add the markets to my markets manually, and in the settings start monitoring x minutes before you want your trigger to bet.
Or Use a Market Locator template with the Scheduler

You might want to add some triggers or settings to delete markets as well because at weekends there will be hundreds of football markets. Also it would be wise to put in some precautions, circuit breakers, exposure limit conditions etc.
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #2 on: 20 Mar 2016, 16:11 »
Hi
Ok thanks for that I am going to use the scheduler with a MarketLocater template and if I do this
the matched markets will be started automatically?
I already have the start monitoring time set to 5 minutes in the settings.
I will indeed make sure to delete markets and set limits although the template I have cuts markets down
a lot.
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #3 on: 24 Mar 2016, 05:06 »
... anyone reading this, please refer to this how to video, especially around @ 4.05

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfuJhAAVX_g

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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #4 on: 24 Mar 2016, 11:23 »
Thanks def a good video.
One thing I am having problems with is having set up to run continually
my trigger has a maximum number of bets or a set profit using a Fibonacci sequence.
However the trigger will not automatically reset and run again after it has either reached
the maximum number of steps or the set profit. So I still have to manually reset the trigger
at least once a day.
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #5 on: 24 Mar 2016, 14:41 »
Erm... maybe try and include another basic trigger at the bottom:

set default back amount to #blah back to beginning amount
if condition markets default back amount equals or greater than #blah amount exceeds

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Grin... good luck on your quest for a fully automated 24/7 week long trigger. That would be something  ;). If youd like to share your trigger, id be interested as a curiousity, how your doings the fibinacci.

Please bear in mind the high risk youre intending to take in leaving your computer betting for you for so long - with no means of switching it off.

Ah unless you use IFTTT. This is an app, which links stuff to do stuff. Theres a method somewhere where you can use that to send a txt message to your drop box, your computer monitors drop box items. Looks for a notepad.txt then exicutes its instructions.... In other words you can send a txt message to drop box and your computer will shut down, turn off!. Handy in what your trying to do. Try googling something like "IFTTT turn off computer"

https://ifttt.com/

If you leave it running 24/7 eventually, you will come accross a long losing run which will eat into your bank if youre not careful, maybe even clear it. Might be better to schedule 2-3hrs per day. With a IFTTT.

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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #6 on: 24 Mar 2016, 14:45 »
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #7 on: 24 Mar 2016, 17:32 »

One thing I am having problems with is having set up to run continually
my trigger has a maximum number of bets or a set profit using a Fibonacci sequence.
However the trigger will not automatically reset and run again after it has either reached
the maximum number of steps or the set profit. So I still have to manually reset the trigger
at least once a day.
Mike
Hi
a trigger with three actions to reset your trigger variables could sort this, but it depends on how your existing trigger is written.
assuming you have these constants:
maxsteps value 10
maxprofit value 100
and assuming you have these user variables holding the current values:
steps
profit

TRIGGER
action: reset win/lose history
action: set user variable, steps, value = 1
action: set user variable, profit,  value = 0
Conditions:
selections trigger expression steps is equal to maxsteps
or selections trigger expression profit is equal or greater than maxprofit

or you could try an IF statement something like:
IF(steps=maxsteps, 1, steps)
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #8 on: 28 Mar 2016, 09:58 »
Many thanks to all, with regard the risk of loss on a long run of bad results, I have a max bet set and I only keep a certain amount in my Betfair UK wallet the balance is in the Australian wallet, thus protected. The system I am using is returning win bets of around 88.5% so loss runs tend to be short
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Re: Non-stop running
« Reply #9 on: 29 Mar 2016, 04:10 »
Well done... interesting thread thanks

 

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