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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 17 Feb 2025, 14:21 »

Hi Mark,

I'm attaching my revised version. The overs bets seem to be placed twice. The first half goals bet is ignored. Please advise.

Many thanks, Mark

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 17 Feb 2025, 13:53 »

It's ok, I see what it's doing. I need all 3 bets on the same overs market. It looks like it's checking that doing bet2 only if there's another goal scored, etc. So I've removed this check and shall retest.

Thanks Mark

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 17 Feb 2025, 13:49 »

It's only triggering bet1 Mark. I can't see anything obvious.

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 17 Feb 2025, 13:26 »

Excellent, thanks Mark! I'll test it this afternoon.

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by MarkV on 17 Feb 2025, 07:17 »

Hi
Please see attached trigger. It is similar to the previous one but instead of waiting for the required price to bet it will put in unmatched orders at the time and price specified.  

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 16 Feb 2025, 18:36 »

Thanks for the speedy reply Mark

Yes, I see what you mean. So for the first-half games I just select the first-half goal markets. Good point.

Regarding the trigger you kindly wrote for me. I seem to be getting matched at the current market price. How do I specify the price I want to be matched at please? It seems to ignore the p1, p2, etc. variables on the order itself.

Many thanks, Mark

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by MarkV on 16 Feb 2025, 18:26 »

So essentially I just want to place 3 'keep' orders on the same goal line simultaneously, but with different prices and different stakes. Hope this makes sense Cheers, Mark

Keep bets can only be placed before the market goes in-play, but the next goal line (1 more goal) is not known until a goal, or another etc is scored, so in this case the bets will need to be placed in-play, but you can put in unmatched orders bearing in mind the will be cancelled if a goal is scored  

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by MarkV on 16 Feb 2025, 18:19 »

Hi
Depending of how your lists of markets differ, you can use appropriate conditions separate them e.g.
Markets name contains "First Half"
this refers to first half goals markets

another example:

Trigger 1
Markets betting code is over under soccer market_score1+market_score2+0.5
and selections trigger expression match_minute is equal or less than 45 

Trigger 2
Markets betting code is over under soccer market_score1+market_score2+0.5
and selections trigger expression match_minute is greater than 45

and another way to separate the two triggers would be to run 2 instances of the program each running their own trigger with different market lists. see helpfile section: login window

Regarding putting in unmatched orders in the triggers replace Price: back_price with p1 or p2 etc
bear in mind these bets are placed in-play and will be cancelled by betfair on a market suspension / goal / red card etc. "Keep" bets can only be placed before market goes inplay    

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 16 Feb 2025, 18:16 »

So essentially I just want to place 3 'keep' orders on the same goal line simultaneously, but with different prices and different stakes. Hope this makes sense

Cheers, Mark

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Triggered betting / Re: Basic in-play football (soccer) trigger

« Last post by mo1969mf on 16 Feb 2025, 17:42 »

P.S. I can see that the p1, p2, etc. is compared to the current market price. What would I use to place the bets so that p1, p2, etc. is the price I require? So they go in as orders regardless of the current market prices.

Thanks, Mark