X GBP per Tick - Ladder Thresholds

[Stubbo]

Hi All,

Hoping someone can help. I know that Guardian doesn't allow to set auto-staking within parameters at the 'pounds per tick' level, but I'm looking to use this methodology for my openings by setting the rules manually based on the Fixed Price Condition greater than/less than capability.

To achieve this, I'll need to know what the ladder thresholds are for staking on a 'per tick' basis...does regular Bet Angel just set changes at Cross Over points, or is it more granular than that? Once I understand this then I can set conditional rules based on the threshold ranges.

I won't be interested beyond 10s, so am hoping someone can help me understand what the 'per tick' lay stake would be for £1.00 per tick for:

- Prices below 2.0
- 2.0 to 3.0
- 3.0 to 4.0
- 4.0 to 6.0
- 6.0 to 10.0

If indeed they are defined at these boundaries.

If not what the boundaries are would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance for any assistance offered.

Stubbo.

[Dallas]

Its quick to check this for yourself and check the amount for any sized £per tick.
With the tick size 'Auto Update' box ticked flick through some markets on the one-click screen and make a note of the stake shown for that range of odds

[Stubbo]

That's fine and is the route I'll go...just wondered if anyone had either the method of calculation, or an understanding of where the tick-level increments start and finish (given if they aren't at the Cross over points there are 210 values to try and validate).

[Dallas]

Its the number of increments multiplied by the tick amount required
So between 3.0 - 4.0 there are 20 increments 3.05, 3.10, 3.15 etc
That would be 20 x £1 = £20 stakes to make £1 per tick

[Stubbo]

Thanks but I'm not sure that follows:

It looks to me like the increments are round numbers and not the cross overs:

so:

1 - 2 = 100
2 - 3 = 50
3 - 4 = 20
4 - 5 = 10
5 - 6 = 10
6 - 7 = 5
7 - 8 = 5
8 - 9 = 5
9 - 10 = 5

Thanks for setting me on the right track! Also I noticed that the 'per tick' amount only really applies until the next Crossover, given that the size of increments between prices changes at that point.

Thanks again.

Stubbo.