Hi,
Having issues figuring this out.
I have a bot that can fire numerous times, including offsetting and greening.
Let's say I never want it to fire if the exposure is over £100. How can I stop it?
I've been using a green all condition not being over -£100 but that doesn't stop the exposure and is at risk from extreme market changes.
Is there any condition that can read the current exposure on the market before placing the bet?
Thanks in advance, CS
Checking a maximum exposure
If you add a 'Set/Modify Stored Value' rule to trigger unlimited times after every refresh and apply it to a runner you are not trading ie the outsider
and on the Stored Value tab store the value of 'the profit and loss of the selection'
Then add a 'Stored Value' condition to your rule and set that to the value you want
ie, the stored value named (whatever you just called it)
is less than -£100
That will do it
and on the Stored Value tab store the value of 'the profit and loss of the selection'
Then add a 'Stored Value' condition to your rule and set that to the value you want
ie, the stored value named (whatever you just called it)
is less than -£100
That will do it
Another simple trick for this, is to have more bets with a lower stake.Larkin22 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 10:47 pmHi,
Having issues figuring this out.
I have a bot that can fire numerous times, including offsetting and greening.
Let's say I never want it to fire if the exposure is over £100. How can I stop it?
I've been using a green all condition not being over -£100 but that doesn't stop the exposure and is at risk from extreme market changes.
Is there any condition that can read the current exposure on the market before placing the bet?
Thanks in advance, CS
In other words, you don't want to be having £50 bets so that your position gets to -£90 and you have another £50 bet to get to a -£140 position. If you reduce the betsize then you can better minimize the risk of going much over -£100.