HOW? Servant for add a Back order at best market price+0.25

[uandras]

Hi,

New to BetAngel, figured out a servant, but failed big time...


I want to do the following with a servant:
Place an (obviously) unmatched Back order to the selected market, with the price of best_market_price+0.25

So, p.e. if the back Over 1.5 goals price is at 1.3, then this order should be placed at 1.55

I did it with ticks above best market price in the servant, this way:

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...and it works well, if the order price is below 2. But as soon as the price is above 2, the tick value is more than 0.01, so my process is not working anymore.

Is there any way to make a servant like this, where I can place an order best_market_price+0.25? I am aware that there will be a lot of invalid prices this way (p.e. 2+0.25=2.25 is not valid, 2.26 is the nearest valid price), that should be handled somehow as well.

Any ideas appreciated! Thanks

[uandras]

Digging a little bit deeper, it seems, that this can be done only with the excel interface and some VBA script programming, which is OK for me, I only need to find some time to do it...

But if anyone has a more out-of-the-box solution, please speak-up...

[Dallas]

So just to clarify if the price was 2.20 you'd want the bet placing at 2.46
and if it was 3.65 then place at 3.90?

[uandras]

Yes, exactly that is what I want to do.

[Dallas]

Give this a try, it stores the back price plus 0.25
Then places a back bet at that stored price

(you'll need to be using V1.55 to import it)
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=21544

[uandras]

Thanks for your efforts, but where can I get v1.55 from?
I have only 1.54.2e, and as I checked on the website, only the same version available there as well, no 1.55

[Dallas]

Thanks for your efforts, but where can I get v1.55 from?
I have only 1.54.2e, and as I checked on the website, only the same version available there as well, no 1.55

I posted the link above with the file
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=21544

It will be going on general release shortly so will appear on the website then

[uandras]

my bad, didn't notice the other link...

By the way, thanks for your effort, it is working like a charm , only slight modification was needed because of the different local settings (decimal point or comma).

Thanks, that is exactly what I wanted, you're awesome...

[marwen]

Digging a little bit deeper, it seems, that this can be done only with the excel interface and some VBA script programming, which is OK for me, I only need to find some time to do it...

But if anyone has a more out-of-the-box solution, please speak-up...

Well saying, Agree with you

[Kai]

Digging a little bit deeper, it seems, that this can be done only with the excel interface and some VBA script programming, which is OK for me, I only need to find some time to do it...

But if anyone has a more out-of-the-box solution, please speak-up...

Well saying, Agree with you

Seriously though, marwen appears to be a bot posting random things to random posts. Something for Detective Dallas to investigate? Along with that other user called sekodilemo.

[marwen]

Digging a little bit deeper, it seems, that this can be done only with the excel interface and some VBA script programming, which is OK for me, I only need to find some time to do it...

But if anyone has a more out-of-the-box solution, please speak-up...

Well saying, Agree with you

Seriously though, marwen appears to be a bot posting random things to random posts. Something for Detective Dallas to investigate? Along with that other user called sekodilemo.

Please don't recognize me as bot . I'm a 6.8'' tall ha ha ..........

[Kai]

Please don't recognize me as bot . I'm a 6.8'' tall ha ha ..........

I'm still not convinced