Historical Fixed or Historical Relative.
Is there a way to keep the Odds set above or below a certain point for a certain amount of time ... continually?
Example - At 5:00 to the off, I want the odds to stay above 4.00 continually, for at least three minutes. At the moment, I'm putting in
180 sec Ago
170 secs Ago
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60 ..
40 ...
30 ...
20 ...
10 ...
5 ...
That's the only way I seem to be able to keep the price above 4.00 for the whole time. Is there an easier way to do it? I don't want to price to have a Sneaky drop, inbetween time set!
Historical Conditon - Keeping Above or Below Odds, Constantly
Set up a rule that triggers ever second, with the condition to check if the price is >= than 4.
Add a signal > (action) (increments signal)> (Signal name) (Sig over 4).
This will count every time the rule triggers.
When the signal is over 180 it will have been above 4 for 3 minutes.
You would also need a rule to clear the signal (Sig over 4) if the odds fall below 4.
Add a signal > (action) (increments signal)> (Signal name) (Sig over 4).
This will count every time the rule triggers.
When the signal is over 180 it will have been above 4 for 3 minutes.
You would also need a rule to clear the signal (Sig over 4) if the odds fall below 4.
The following example does what Sniffer and Dabbla were referring to, only you'd substitute the profit conditions for a fixed odds condition (to test the price)
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Thank you all for your input. There are some great suggestions here, some that are (now) obvious, but I guess it take s fresh mind than mine to come up with new suggestions
I should have added that I use BetAngel for Betdaq … which is free, and there are a few options that I just don't, as compared to the paid version.
But as always, I'm very grateful for you taking the time to answer.

I should have added that I use BetAngel for Betdaq … which is free, and there are a few options that I just don't, as compared to the paid version.
But as always, I'm very grateful for you taking the time to answer.