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  • #1 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019
  • I set a very simple rule that comes in when the back odds is between 1.10 and 1.20 (using between) but it happens that I get into much higher odds, why?
  • #2 by pcal72 on 15 Jun 2019
  • Hi 

    If you see logs you will find a reason for that.

    Exemple the price may give a huge jump, between triggers firing and bet placement by betfair api
    There are many other reasons.

    Pcal
  • #3 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019
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    10:20:50 Going to BACK on 1 selections:

          Alejandro Tabilo, € 10.00 at 1.16;

    Program logAccount statementTrigger logs


    why?
  • #4 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019
  • how can i avoid? I would expect that the program does not like it because it is out of range
  • #5 by mcbee on 15 Jun 2019
  • hi
    as pcal72 said , Example the price may give a huge jump, between triggers firing and bet placement by betfair api.
    the trigger sent the bet at 1.16 as it should have because the condition is when the back odds is between 1.10 and 1.20
    BUT just before betfair received the bet the price jumped to 1.34 , so betfair gave you the best price available.
    IF the price dropped to 1.10 the bet would have been unmatched at 1.16 .
  • #6 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019
  • I checked the movements of the odds ... in practice it was fixed at 1.26 and dropped a moment to 1.16 and then back up to 1.30. how can i avoid these false movements?
  • #7 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019

  • I weighed a check between the distances of the height ... 5 ticks

    Backprice equal or greater r_ticks(lay_price, -5)
  • #8 by SartuX on 15 Jun 2019
  • Or this
  • #9 by pcal72 on 15 Jun 2019
  • Yes both solutions are great to avoid this gaps
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