Yes, it happened to me also at the exact event. And 2 days ago also...
The trade-out function didn't fired because there wasn't close to a break-even situation.
The original version's stop-loss function should be fired anyway...
It is very hard to make a judgment, but now, I tend to think that 2 steps ahead, 2 steps back. I don't know. Maybe it would be better if it can be stop even for a small loss then "hoping" that in-play can be matched the unmatched bet.
In the last 1,5 weeks it gave me for an initial 50 euros an average 2,5 euros profit / course, but when a loss is happened, it is about -30-40... Some tweak would be good, but I don't have any idea yet.
'Cause when an in-play unmatched bet struggling to be mached (especially in long courses, handicapped ones) finally the stop-loss function is triggered and at the end, not that horse wins where we sould suffer a big loss, so then it gives the average profit. But sometimes that horse is the winner. And then it wipes out the earlier profits...
But if the trigger would close the trade for a smaill loss (I mean for a small loss for every horses) then the question would be this: does the trigger can earn profit for more than 50%? Or still would be a 2 steps ahead, 2 steps back...