There is one instance of Green Up in-play (stake 78.59, odds 2.32). at 10.03.18You're placing bets after the jump and after the greening
Ref: 209672678580
Ref: 209672683761
This amount would be much, much lower if take SP was working
You placed four bets pre-off, three lays and one back.
Actually, I placed only one bet Pre-Off at 10:03:01: Odds 2.42 stake 34.72You placed four bets pre-off, three lays and one back.
But you only modified three of those to Take SP, two of the lays and the back. Is that what you intended to do
Can you check your account statement and see whether any/all of these were SP
Maybe 209672659227 was matched before the jumpAnbell wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2020 8:12 amCan you check your account statement and see whether any/all of these were SP
209672659227
209672659228
209672659367
You laid
Which bit?
Take SP takes what is unmatched of a bet @ the sp. If that is an unmatched lay bet it lays to the SP at the unmatched liability. An unmatched back takes the amount of the unmatched back and matches that at the SP.lotora wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2020 9:23 amYes I laid 34.72 pre-off. The whole point with "take SP" should be to back what's unmatched, here a Net Stake of 34.72.
What's left would then be Greened UP In-play.
If working correctly, this would be a very tiny amount. It makes no sense whatsoever to have to Green Up an amount more than twice of what I originally laid pre-off. On average the odds when "take SP" is namely far better than when in-play.
You seem to be ignoring/forgetting this part:lotora wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2020 9:23 amYes I laid 34.72 pre-off. The whole point with "take SP" should be to back what's unmatched, here a Net Stake of 34.72.
What's left would then be Greened UP In-play.
If working correctly, this would be a very tiny amount. It makes no sense whatsoever to have to Green Up an amount more than twice of what I originally laid pre-off. On average the odds when "take SP" is namely far better than when in-play.