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  • #1 by milhafre on 11 Oct 2018
  • Hi,

    I've been working in a horse dutch trigger, witch is a merge of some triggers in the examples and in the forum.
    To simplify the main scenario is I want to select runner's if I've got more than a book percentage let's say 10%.
    I saw in this forum that the formula is
    selection's trigger expression ((100 - match_b_book)/match_b_book) >= WinPercentage/100.

    but also saw in other post that the formula is (100-match_b_book) >= WinPercentage.

    So I'm a little confuse.

    I's also use this var mbook = match_b_book/100 to compute liability, with this formula

    current_liability = (((target_profit)/(1-commission))*mbook/(1-mbook)).

    I use also dutch to lose current_liability Bet full amounts. but when the trigger place the bet the target profit is smaller than the expected.

    Example:
    With a WinPercentage=10% and target_profit=1€, I will expected that current_liability 10€ (without comission to simplify), but this is not what is happening.

    Can you help me ?

    Thanks






  • #2 by Oxa (WellDoneSoft) on 11 Oct 2018
  • Hello!

    Target profit and liability are never equal unless your book% is exactly 100%.

    In your example, what is WinPercentage? Is it how much book% is less than 100%? E.g. if you back on X selections, and their back book% is 90%, then WinPercentage will be 10%. Is that correct?
  • #3 by milhafre on 11 Oct 2018
  • yes, if back book% is 90%, then WinPercentage will be 10%.

    So, should I use the condition
    selection's back book% from Top >= WinPercentage ?

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