backing horses using low odds

hi
can you please create me a new trigger that can do the following.
only backs the 1st fav.
the number of seconds left until the end of the race.
minimum back price.
max back price.
size of the bet.
create a loss distribution so the software places a lay bet should the fav start losing the race. to offset the loss as much as possible.
i think I've covered everything if you can add to make it better i would very much appreciate it. 

many thanks

david plant.

hi
here is your trigger , in the constants you can set.
Size of bet
The number of seconds left till the end of the race
Minimum back price
Maximum back price
Maximum loss based on percent of profit

please use test mode until you are happy with your settings

mcbee

download the trigger below

hi
thank you for the rapid response, this trigger its working fine, just playing around with it to achieve best results can i ask please can you create the same version of this to run on the  Australian markets. i think the only difference is they use mtrs ? can you please advise me if this is possible. 

thanks

david plant

hi
yes , but you will have to request a new trigger.

mcbee

Be careful betting in running on Oz racing. The liquidity is low and a horse can go from 10.0 (say ) to 1,05 in one drop. Races are mostly sprints as you would know.
Jack
Perth WA

hi
last week you made me a trigger for the above subject. i am referring to the UK horse racing version.
size of bet
the number of seconds left till the end of the race
min back price
max back price
minimum loss based on the percent of profit.

sorry, it's like this i cant copy and paste trigger.
is it possible to amend the current loss trigger to one that can distribute the loss between all runners in the current market and to distribute the total loss equally please advise me if its possible if so what to do next thank you.   dave plant.

hi
the trigger distributes the loss between all selections now , so I am not sure what you are after.
please give an example of what you need.

mcbee

Hi
What I mean is if there are 10 runners and the loss was say £100 .each of the runners would share the loss equally and my liability would be only £10 and the other 9 horses would have a loss of £10 each. To make up the £100 loss.

Dave plant.

hi
this is what the trigger does now.