Hi,
I'm sure this is an easy one to answer...
When using the Offset Betting % setting in Guardian, does that relate to % probability of winning?
I.E. If I place an offset Back bet at 2.0 (50% probability of winning) and select 5% as the offset, does this mean the offset will be placed at 1.82 (55% probability of winning)?
Thanks,
Stubbo
Offset Bet using % instead of ticks
Thanks Dallas....so if placed at 2.0 where should the 50% setting place the Offset?
Assuming 6/2=3 (as per your example), 2/2=1, but I can't think the offset bet would be placed at 1.0...and if it was that's a 100% movement in the odds (they can't move any further).
I guess I don't really understand what you mean by, "Its the percentage of movement from the odds (or odds -1) the bet is placed at".
In fact having just written this, I just tried placing a 50% offset bet at a price of 2.04, and it placed an offset at 1.02. This is clearly not a 50% movement in the odds, but very close to a 100% movement based on the starting odds selected. A bet placed at 1.87 places the offset at 1.0 (again, 100% movement).
Is this working in the way it's intended (appreciate that's a question for Euler possibly)? Below 2.0 the model would appear to break/fails to make much sense using % Offset.
Assuming 6/2=3 (as per your example), 2/2=1, but I can't think the offset bet would be placed at 1.0...and if it was that's a 100% movement in the odds (they can't move any further).
I guess I don't really understand what you mean by, "Its the percentage of movement from the odds (or odds -1) the bet is placed at".
In fact having just written this, I just tried placing a 50% offset bet at a price of 2.04, and it placed an offset at 1.02. This is clearly not a 50% movement in the odds, but very close to a 100% movement based on the starting odds selected. A bet placed at 1.87 places the offset at 1.0 (again, 100% movement).
Is this working in the way it's intended (appreciate that's a question for Euler possibly)? Below 2.0 the model would appear to break/fails to make much sense using % Offset.
Its not the implied percentage (chance of winning) its the percentage of the odds it was placed at
So 50% of 2.04 is 1.02
2.04 minus 1.02 = 1.02 / 2.04 * 100 = 50%
If you used a offset of 10% and backed at 10.0 the offset would be placed at 9.0
If you used a offset of 25% and backed at 8.0 the offset would be placed at 6.0
So its working exactly as intended
So 50% of 2.04 is 1.02
2.04 minus 1.02 = 1.02 / 2.04 * 100 = 50%
If you used a offset of 10% and backed at 10.0 the offset would be placed at 9.0
If you used a offset of 25% and backed at 8.0 the offset would be placed at 6.0
So its working exactly as intended
If your using the warlocks site yes thats right, it would be better if their headers went 90%, 80%, 50%, 25%
So instead of saying it traded at 25% below instead it shows as it traded at 75% of its BSP