Derek27 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 3:45 pm
Brovashift wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 3:21 pm
Derek27 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 2:57 pm
What do you mean by hedged tick size?
I mean, what do I mean

lol
E.g. if I wanted to stake for £1/tick @6.0, using staking method By Tick Size and an Offset bet with greening, it would place £5 back/lay to give £1 green when/if both bets are matched. Hedged amount is 0.15p.
I was just wondering how I would easily hedge for £1 instead of 0.15p. I guess if I used a fixed stake of £40 @6.0 this would give me £1.03 hedged. But this is a static method for only at odds of 6. Im wondering how i would do this more dynamic, across any selection, any odds.
Im sure its a simple solution that Im making sound more complicated than it is lol.
I don't think that's possible because your £1 tick size between 6 and 8 is calculated by £1 / 0.2 = £5. The hedge amount varies: 6.0 to 6.2 would be a greater hedge than 7.8 to 8.0.
However, you could use 'by book %'. For example, set your book % stake to £100. Back at 7.6 (£100 / 7.6 = £13.16). Lay at 7.0 (£100 / 7.0 = £14.29) and you're automatically hedged each time.
I used to use this method but I gave it up because too many bets were partially matched so I had to green up anyway, and then I decided it's not really a great deal of effort to single-click on the green column when you want to green up. How simple can trading get?
Cheers Dez,
Trust me to ask a question thats impossible lol. I think so far outside the box the box isn't even visiable... its a dot in the distance
I've not done anything with book % yet, but will give this a try... Thanks
Tbh I haven't experimented much with the staking methods... or global settings, both are surprisingly very useful tools to add the the toolbox.
Im also going through some automation from the shared files, which was why I was asking this question. These files dont seem to work straight out the box, but watching them, particularly the scalping bots I see they can hedge a green several minutes before post, but when leaving them to run and green up automatically at post time, by then they are hedging a red number, when left to fire multiple times.
In theory, a few tweeks to jump in and out once for e.g. £1, and stopping as soon as a hedge profit achived and moving onto the next race, should... in theory... improve the strike rate. Proof is in the pudding though, as they say lol.
