Is There A Way......

[andy28]

If I am laying a horse at 2.00 for a liability of $30 is there a way to resubmit a partial bet if not fully matched for my automation?

For example as stated above I am laying at 2 but only $10.5 of the $30 is matched and the price has drifted how can I re submit a bet for $19.5 at the new price?

TIA

[ShaunWhite]

I'm just guessing andy but if BA lets you store your current liability for the selection in an SV. Then you could set another SV to (30 - SV) / (currPrice -1) somehow....and use that to stake you next bet...or the same logic for all the bets actually. ie selection liability staking rather than per bet liability. ?

...there's probably an easier way or maybe it can't do that, but it might give you a lead.

[andy28]

Thanks Shaun, I thought that would be the way but I struggle with SV's, but I will just have to bite the bullet and learn more about them

[Derek27]

If I am laying a horse at 2.00 for a liability of $30 is there a way to resubmit a partial bet if not fully matched for my automation?

For example as stated above I am laying at 2 but only $10.5 of the $30 is matched and the price has drifted how can I re submit a bet for $19.5 at the new price?

TIA

Here's a rule that I've used (for a back bet) to calculate how much of "Max_Stake" is left to get on. If you change net stake of a selection for the profit or loss of a selection and multiply by -1, that will give you your liability. Take it away from $30 and you've got your liability remaining. You can then place a lay bet by liability.

Stored Values are one of the most powerful features of BA automation so it's well worth getting to grips with it. I'm sure it will become second nature eventually.

https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/sto ... A0&mw=MzIw

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[ShaunWhite]

Thanks Shaun, I thought that would be the way but I struggle with SV's, but I will just have to bite the bullet and learn more about them

SVs are just Post-it notes that have a name. Wanna store something? Grab a Post-it, give it a name, and write something on it. Want to retrieve something? Ask for what's written on one these named Post-Its. You'll get the hang of it and when the penny drops you'll be golden. The other way to think about them is as them being like cells in excel that you give a name to. In most coding and software a Stored Value is called a Variable.

[Dallas]

If I am laying a horse at 2.00 for a liability of $30 is there a way to resubmit a partial bet if not fully matched for my automation?

For example as stated above I am laying at 2 but only $10.5 of the $30 is matched and the price has drifted how can I re submit a bet for $19.5 at the new price?

TIA

If you are wanting to lay up to a max liability it's quite a tricky task for new comers to SV's to set up, but there's some ready-made rules here that will do it for you (you'll just need the one that 'Lay all remaining liability')
viewtopic.php?f=69&t=23981

If you are wanting to lay up to a fixed amount ie, £30 then that can be done much easier as shown in Dereks image

[andy28]

If I am laying a horse at 2.00 for a liability of $30 is there a way to resubmit a partial bet if not fully matched for my automation?

For example as stated above I am laying at 2 but only $10.5 of the $30 is matched and the price has drifted how can I re submit a bet for $19.5 at the new price?

TIA

Here's a rule that I've used (for a back bet) to calculate how much of "Max_Stake" is left to get on. If you change net stake of a selection for the profit or loss of a selection and multiply by -1, that will give you your liability. Take it away from $30 and you've got your liability remaining. You can then place a lay bet by liability.

Stored Values are one of the most powerful features of BA automation so it's well worth getting to grips with it. I'm sure it will become second nature eventually.

https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/sto ... A0&mw=MzIw



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Have set this up so will give it a try this arvo, agree I need to get on top of SV

Appreciate the help guys