Stored values are inconsistently firing

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Lukeybet
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Joined: Wed Nov 23, 2022 7:11 pm

Hi all,

I have an automation where I want to calculate the total % Lay book of a group of selections, but sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't its pretty inconsistent.

It is a Lay dutching strategy where by it can have up to 4 selections. between 10-7 secs before the off, the price of the selections are stored (this is just to know how many selections there are in case some are scratched) and at the same time the lay book % for the selections is stored. Then between 6-4 secs before the lay book total of all the selections is calculated.

The problem is more often that not, either the stored values for the selctiosn aren't recorded so a total can't be calculated or the stored value for the total doesn't fire. Am I missing something? It's just seems like it's pointless if it only works 30% of the time.

I have attached the file, any help would be much appreciated!

TIA

Luke
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Dallas
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Joined: Sun Aug 09, 2015 10:57 pm

A rule will fire 100% of the time providing
1) Its configured correctly
2) You have no issues with your connection (and are refreshing the markets fast enough)

A quick look at your rules file and you only have the SV rules armed for 3 seconds, if your Guardian refresh rate is 200ms anymore than 15 markets loaded and you won't be able to refresh them all within the time they are armed for - meaning rules won't get chance to trigger on those not refreshed

So first thing is to ensure you have it set to 20ms, and if you have more than 150 markets loaded then you'll need to think about also using the 'Restricted Refresh' option
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Lukeybet
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Joined: Wed Nov 23, 2022 7:11 pm

Thank you Dallas! I will have a proper look at this as it's most likely the issue.
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