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  • #1 by slybee on 14 May 2013
  • Can any one help me solve out this trigger attached. First trigger placed lay bet all right but the second trigger does not green up as I expect it to be.

    I want the green up or distribute loss trigger to green up or distribute the loss if after 2 minutes and 30 seconds of in-play the green up has not triggered for profit and where markets are longer than 2 miles.

    The second green up trigger should also green up or distribute loss if after 30 seconds of in-play  the green up trigger has not triggered for profit and where market is between "5f" and "7f".

    If the market is between "1m" and "1m4f" and after 45 second of in-play it has not green up for profit it should green up or distribute the loss equally.

    I can't get my head on this.

    Can any one help?
  • #2 by mcbee on 14 May 2013
  • hi
    your trigger has a condition
    market_length
    you have put "5f"
    market_length will only work in metres, so you will have to use this conversion.
    1f=201.168 mtrs
    5f=5*201.168=1005.84
    so you need to put 1005.68 in place of the "5f"
    then do the same for your other furlongs and mile conditions
    also the greenup trigger will only greenup if it can greenup, it will not distribute a loss.
    you will have to do another trigger to distribute the loss
    you can use the distribute loss trigger as a greenup and loss stop by setting the conditions with a minimum and maximum price


    mcbee
  • #3 by slybee on 14 May 2013
  • Thanks mcbee,

    I got what you mean so I have to convert miles into metres. 

    mcbee one thing also I am not getting it is the time/minutes. Example if I want to it green up no matter what the price is after 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

    How do I put it to work for 45 seconds, 30 seconds or 2 minutes and 30 seconds?

    I put them in minutes but it did not work.

    Any idea about that one too?
  • #4 by mcbee on 14 May 2013
  • hi
    the condition for time is
    and selections trigger expression now_time is equal or greater than (your starting time)+mf_second*150
    (your starting time) this could be
    event_off
    event_start
    refresh_start
    last_suspend
    last_inplay
    bm_backtime
    bm_laytime
    bu_backtime
    bu_laytime

    2.5 minutes*60 seconds=150 seconds

    or you could use mf_minute*2.5  in place of the mf_second*150

    mcbee
  • #5 by slybee on 14 May 2013
  • thanks mcbee, your really helpful.
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