Hi, I was wondering if you could point my in the direction of an existing file or advise on the following:-
Place back bet on the next overs market on 80 mins if price on overs, is over X. eg if score is 1-1, it would be the over 2.5 goal market.
So the bot would need to detect the open or 'current' over / under market, given the score, and accurately determined the 80th min of the match (given HT added time and second half restart time) - I've searched all existing automation files, but cannot find something that fits the bill to modify etc.
Thank in Advance.
Chris
Late Goal Automation
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You could probably build something based on the correct score market. Inevitably scores that are no longer possible are available to back at high odds up to 1000.
So a rule that says when 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are all over 100 to back AND 1-1 is less than 100 then assume the current score is 1-1. And repeat similar through all possible scores.
So a rule that says when 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are all over 100 to back AND 1-1 is less than 100 then assume the current score is 1-1. And repeat similar through all possible scores.
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You'd be better off laying the CS market 1-1christian0234 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 12:53 pmHi, I was wondering if you could point my in the direction of an existing file or advise on the following:-
Place back bet on the next overs market on 80 mins if price on overs, is over X. eg if score is 1-1, it would be the over 2.5 goal market.
So the bot would need to detect the open or 'current' over / under market, given the score, and accurately determined the 80th min of the match (given HT added time and second half restart time) - I've searched all existing automation files, but cannot find something that fits the bill to modify etc.
Thank in Advance.
Chris
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Hi James, thanks for reply but that wont do what I requirejamesedwards wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 11:55 amYou could probably build something based on the correct score market. Inevitably scores that are no longer possible are available to back at high odds up to 1000.
So a rule that says when 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are all over 100 to back AND 1-1 is less than 100 then assume the current score is 1-1. And repeat similar through all possible scores.
Thats why this is hard to automate i guess
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One more time.....BWhizz wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 1:56 pmHi James, thanks for reply but that wont do what I requirejamesedwards wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 11:55 amYou could probably build something based on the correct score market. Inevitably scores that are no longer possible are available to back at high odds up to 1000.
So a rule that says when 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are all over 100 to back AND 1-1 is less than 100 then assume the current score is 1-1. And repeat similar through all possible scores.. Eg. If 1-1, my bet would go on say 2-1 or 1-2 but if ends up 3-1, 1-3 etc I lose. But if 1-1 and bet on the over 2.5, one more goal is a winner…..whatever the ending scoreline.
Thats why this is hard to automate i guess
You lay 1-1
Hi MobiusGrey,MobiusGrey wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 2:35 pmOne more time.....BWhizz wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 1:56 pmHi James, thanks for reply but that wont do what I requirejamesedwards wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 11:55 amYou could probably build something based on the correct score market. Inevitably scores that are no longer possible are available to back at high odds up to 1000.
So a rule that says when 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 are all over 100 to back AND 1-1 is less than 100 then assume the current score is 1-1. And repeat similar through all possible scores.. Eg. If 1-1, my bet would go on say 2-1 or 1-2 but if ends up 3-1, 1-3 etc I lose. But if 1-1 and bet on the over 2.5, one more goal is a winner…..whatever the ending scoreline.
Thats why this is hard to automate i guess
You lay 1-1
Sorry must have missed your comment before….apologies. Yes, that looks like will do what i need
Thanks
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No worries, in that thread if you download the bot it's a simple process to change the scores around that it will lay and will achieve what you need.
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yep laying the CS may be an idea, I had thought of that, but liquidity is more of a problem on CS, so was hoping for Overs / Unders - . thanks anyway.
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In the last 10mins it's not that much of an issue in all honesty, especially not if you're not trying to green up either.christian0234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 3:11 pmyep laying the CS may be an idea, I had thought of that, but liquidity is more of a problem on CS, so was hoping for Overs / Unders - . thanks anyway.
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yep true, Ill give it a try on the higher volume matches. Thanks
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I wasn't suggesting you lay 1-1 in the correct score market. If you use the correct score market to identify the latest score then you use this to create a shared stored value across the event which can trigger your trade in the relevant over/under market where there is more liquidity.christian0234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 3:11 pmyep laying the CS may be an idea, I had thought of that, but liquidity is more of a problem on CS, so was hoping for Overs / Unders - . thanks anyway.
MobiusGrey and jamesedwards. Thanks both for the the guidance. Think can see few options to sort what is needed. Whether works or not….another question but match selection will be key.
Clearly both experienced here (and winning in automation i hope). Invaluable to a newbie like me
Regards
The Whizz
Clearly both experienced here (and winning in automation i hope). Invaluable to a newbie like me
Regards
The Whizz
You can do it with just two fixed odds conditions and a few mins research before setting it up for the time you want
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Thanks Dallas….will have a look at that. All a good learning curveDallas wrote: ↑Wed Feb 23, 2022 11:41 amYou can do it with just two fixed odds conditions and a few mins research before setting it up for the time you want
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