TAKE SP (per selection)

[Anbell]

On the one-click screen (I dont know about the ladder) there is an option to Take SP All.

Often I only want to TakeSP on some bets.

Could we please have another selection to TakeSP for this particular horse only alongside the Cancel & Close buttons in the unmatched bets section?

Thank you as always

[Dallas]

You could do this with a Servant, you'd then just need to point to a selections and press your shortcut to initiate the servant.
You could also configure it so it only takes SP at the price you click at or all back/lay above/below where your cursor is when you start the servant which gives you far greater flexability

[sionascaig]

You could do this with a Servant, you'd then just need to point to a selections and press your shortcut to initiate the servant.
You could also configure it so it only takes SP at the price you click at or all back/lay above/below where your cursor is when you start the servant which gives you far greater flexability

Dallas, is this in effect replicating viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21789 or have I misunderstood?

[Dallas]

You could do this with a Servant, you'd then just need to point to a selections and press your shortcut to initiate the servant.
You could also configure it so it only takes SP at the price you click at or all back/lay above/below where your cursor is when you start the servant which gives you far greater flexability

Dallas, is this in effect replicating viewtopic.php?f=20&t=21789 or have I misunderstood?

It's slightly different as that is asking for the BSP bet to be ignored if outside price parameters when its reconciled, the instructions above are just to take SP on individual selections/prices but you'd still have no control over what BSP its matched at

[sionascaig]

Thanks Dallas

[Anbell]

You could do this with a Servant, you'd then just need to point to a selections and press your shortcut to initiate the servant.
You could also configure it so it only takes SP at the price you click at or all back/lay above/below where your cursor is when you start the servant which gives you far greater flexability

Thanks. Hadnt considered that.