Query about using 'EVERY' selection

[moodysrus]

Hey All,

I am familiarizing myself with the 'ANY' and 'EVERY' option for selections. I created a test rule (attached) which checks if ANY horses are looking strong (ie back price < $1.90) and it sets a stored value 'strong' to one (1). This works very nicely if any runners are under $1.90.

I have an alternate rule to see if the race is weak by checking if EVERY horse has a back price > $2.00. Weirdly, this second rule triggers even if there is a runner under $2.00 (setting 'strong' to zero). Trust me, the price isn't flapping near the cutoff price

26/02/2021 15:05:29: Guardian has detected that the market is suspended
26/02/2021 15:05:29: Guardian has detected that the market is in-play
26/02/2021 15:05:29: Guardian has detected that the market is now unsuspended
26/02/2021 15:06:43: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 1
26/02/2021 15:06:43: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 0
26/02/2021 15:06:44: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 1
26/02/2021 15:06:44: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 0
26/02/2021 15:06:45: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 1
26/02/2021 15:06:45: [G_Auto] : Store Value (Shared) for event: strong = 0

Am I misunderstanding the definition of EVERY in this context?

cheers

[lotora]

This should work, but maybe not the most "logical" way to stop it from triggering.

Latest update: test1

[moodysrus]

This should work, but maybe not the most "logical" way to stop it from triggering.

Thanks Iotora, unfortunately it won't let me open your file due to a version mismatch. I am trying to read the raw text to decipher what you have done

cheres

[lotora]

This should work, but maybe not the most "logical" way to stop it from triggering.

Thanks Iotora, unfortunately it won't let me open your file due to a version mismatch. I am trying to read the raw text to decipher what you have done

cheres

Aha! Maybe because I use the VPS version?
Basically what I did was to replace the "Weak-Conditions".

[moodysrus]

This should work, but maybe not the most "logical" way to stop it from triggering.

Thanks Iotora, unfortunately it won't let me open your file due to a version mismatch. I am trying to read the raw text to decipher what you have done

cheres

Aha! Maybe because I use the VPS version?
Basically what I did was to replace the "Weak-Conditions".

Thanks Iotora, I like the logic!

I am not actually trying to use this rule anywhere, it was just a proof-of-concept to help me understand the ANY and EVERY options. Hopefully someone can clarify what the EVERY feature does and/or why it isn't working like I expect.

cheers

[Dallas]

Thanks Iotora, unfortunately it won't let me open your file due to a version mismatch. I am trying to read the raw text to decipher what you have done

cheres

Aha! Maybe because I use the VPS version?
Basically what I did was to replace the "Weak-Conditions".

Thanks Iotora, I like the logic!

I am not actually trying to use this rule anywhere, it was just a proof-of-concept to help me understand the ANY and EVERY options. Hopefully someone can clarify what the EVERY feature does and/or why it isn't working like I expect.

cheers

When a rule is applied to 'Every' selection it will trigger on every selection that meets your conditions
When a rule is applied to 'ANY' selection it will trigger on any selection that meets your conditions - it does this by checking each selection in turn beginning with the selection in row 1

[Tuco]

When a rule is applied to 'Every' selection it will trigger on every selection that meets your conditions
When a rule is applied to 'ANY' selection it will trigger on any selection that meets your conditions - it does this by checking each selection in turn beginning with the selection in row 1

...can you choose which selections you wish the rule to trigger on, say selections 1-6 by favouritism?

[Dallas]

When a rule is applied to 'Every' selection it will trigger on every selection that meets your conditions
When a rule is applied to 'ANY' selection it will trigger on any selection that meets your conditions - it does this by checking each selection in turn beginning with the selection in row 1

...can you choose which selections you wish the rule to trigger on, say selections 1-6 by favouritism?

Yes, you can use the following;

'Relative Odds Condition'
the selections back price
is less than
the back price
of nominated selection 'by order of favouritism 7'

[Tuco]

...thanks Dallas - I'll give that a go - just saves starting separate servants for each of the runners and then can have different servants set-up for different page layouts.

Should I use 'ALL' or 'ANY' under the 'General' tab?