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  • #1 by Oxa (WellDoneSoft) on 12 Jul 2010
  • I've just added this trigger example.

    Determining the duration of a race and time left till the end. See below.

    I thought it might be useful, especially if your strategy is based on betting towards the end of the race.

    Let me know what you think.
  • #2 by Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 13 Jul 2010
  • The triggers also set a RaceDistance trigger variable that contains the race distance in meters.
    For example:
    Code: [Select]
    Trigger Expression RaceDistance is less than 4828.032selects races shorter than 3 miles.
  • #3 by andyock on 26 Sep 2010
  • Hi please bear with me I'm new to this excellent piece of software. This time to end trigger is just what I need except that I want to use the variable TimeToEnd in a trigger that places a bet in the place market. As your trigger stands it doesn't set the variable RaceTime for the place market and as a result I can't get the correct value of TimeToEnd for use in my place market trigger. How can I resolve this please ?
  • #4 by Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 26 Sep 2010
  • Welcome!

    Unfortunately there is no information about race distance in the place market name.
    I changed the triggers to make them work in place markets as well but it may not work correctly when the first selection is withdrawn (it's id is used to link the markets).

    Sorry, haven't tested the TimeToEnd variable - it's too late today.
  • #5 by andyock on 26 Sep 2010
  • Hi thanks for that super fast response !  :) I'm experimenting by changing your triggers for RaceDistance and RaceTime to be place market triggers, and changed your formulae to operate on winplace_market_name to reference the win market name for the distance/country data. Seem to be getting somewhere with that will post here if ultimately successful. Thanks again.
  • #6 by mcbee on 16 Feb 2011
  • hi
    just downloaded the place distance trigger.
    it does not work.
    because you have put a condition in the time trigger and var racetime is set.
    BUT it should be
    RaceTime_s_1_sel_id   is set.

    keep up the good work.

    mcbee
  • #7 by mcbee on 17 Feb 2011
  • hi
    the place distance is a good trigger now i have altered the RaceTime_s_1_sel_id .
    BUT it only works if i monitor 1 set of markets (win and place) at a time, if i monitor more than 1 set, then the distance is taken from the last market that gets monitored.
    so the 1:00 race distance is the 3:00 race distance.

    mcbee
  • #8 by Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 17 Feb 2011
  • Set user variable -> Individually for each market
  • #9 by mcbee on 18 Feb 2011
  • hi
    hmmm?, tried that and nothing works.
    due to the fact that the place market has no distance.

    mcbee
  • #10 by Shaun McBride on 01 Feb 2019
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  • #11 by LS3745 on 21 Apr 2019
  • Quote from: Tim (WellDoneSoft) on 17 Feb 2011, 21:52
    Set user variable -> Individually for each market
    Can the forecast Race Time / Duration be exported from a Spreadsheet, CSV or Txt file for each Horse Racing market ?
  • #12 by Oxa (WellDoneSoft) on 20 May 2019
  • Quote from: LS3745 on 21 Apr 2019, 09:46
    Can the forecast Race Time / Duration be exported from a Spreadsheet, CSV or Txt file for each Horse Racing market ?

    Yes you can import pretty much any data you want for markets and selections in MF Pro.

    Compile a list of selections to import. If you need to import something for the whole market rather than for individual selections, then simply include all selections from that market.

    You can pre-populate an import file using this trigger.

    Then next to the name of the horse (in should be in double quotes), insert Tab and then the value you want to import. Example:

    "My Fair Lady"      1600.8

    At the end of the file insert the #all_active# keyword -- this will prevent the program from disabling the selections that are not included in the import file.

    Then import this file into MF Pro ("Import selections for auto-trading") and address the imported value with the variable imported_1.
    You can just as well include other values (separated by Tab) and address them by imported_2, imported_3 and so on.

    Here is a video demonstrating how to import selections:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zNhSl5ypn0
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