Hi i have made this over 2.5 goal alert, i want the bot to signal if a goal is scored in the first 30 minutes of the match, this will then set a back bet of odds of 2 in the 50th minute in the over 2.5 goal market.
If no signal is met no bet will be placed.
A 2nd signal is then looking for another goal and if this signal is met then a lay bet will remove mu initial stake. and let the bet carry on to the end.
if the first signal is met and there isn't a 2nd signal then a stop loss will take place in the 70th minute and i will take the loss
can someone check this alert out for me and see if i have built it correctly
Thank you
please can someone check this alert for me
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You have the rules set against a named selection "brasil power". You need to change this so it applies to the relevant betfair row index.
I would have thought the last traded price changing by only 10 ticks in 65 secs might sometimes trigger for reasons other than a goal being scored? Especially towards the end of a match with 2 goals scored so far.
Have you thought about how your rule might cope with a goal awarded then retrospectively disallowed due to VAR?
I don't often use signals, but I suspect you will need to set the signals to 0 before a rule that increments a signal will work. If you do this then you will need to change your back, remove, and take loss rules to equal 1 rather than to be 'set with a value'.
You said you wanted back odds of 2 but you have it set as 2.2.
I would have thought the last traded price changing by only 10 ticks in 65 secs might sometimes trigger for reasons other than a goal being scored? Especially towards the end of a match with 2 goals scored so far.
Have you thought about how your rule might cope with a goal awarded then retrospectively disallowed due to VAR?
I don't often use signals, but I suspect you will need to set the signals to 0 before a rule that increments a signal will work. If you do this then you will need to change your back, remove, and take loss rules to equal 1 rather than to be 'set with a value'.
You said you wanted back odds of 2 but you have it set as 2.2.
jamesedwards wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 5:40 pm
I don't often use signals, but I suspect you will need to set the signals to 0 before a rule that increments a signal will work. If you do this then you will need to change your back, remove, and take loss rules to equal 1 rather than to be 'set with a value'.
Increment signals will start at 1, no need to set it to 0.
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thank you for taking the time to check the alert, much appreciated
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Thanks Dabbla. That's useful to know.Dabbla wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 6:41 pmjamesedwards wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 5:40 pm
I don't often use signals, but I suspect you will need to set the signals to 0 before a rule that increments a signal will work. If you do this then you will need to change your back, remove, and take loss rules to equal 1 rather than to be 'set with a value'.
Increment signals will start at 1, no need to set it to 0.