Attn: Euler - Number of Unmatched Bets condition

[Justin53]

Hello,

I hope Euler could answer this proposal to see if this is possible...

It's concerning the "Number of Unmatched Bets Condition" in Guardian.

What I actually require is the option to split up the number of unmatched bets to just the lay side or back side, instead of simply the total unmatched bets across that whole market or selection.

This is an option in the "Unmatched bets amounts condition". You can differentiate whether you want total amounts for back and lay, or simply just amounts of total lay bets or total back bets.

So I guess my proposal would be to ask whether (in a new version update to BetAngel) there could be a new dropdown option added inside the "Number of Unmatched Bets Condition", or otherwise two new condition types could be created for Guardian; that being, "Number of Unmatched LAY bets condition" and "Number of Unmatched BACK bets condition".

I am aware that this type of automation could possibly be achieved using "stored values", but it would help me tremendously if these could be programmed into the software in the "conditions" section.

Thanks for reading and I look forward to your answer.

Justin.

[Fugazi]

The answer will be to do this by storing values, a bit of a faff but ok once you get the hand

[Justin53]

The answer will be to do this by storing values, a bit of a faff but ok once you get the hand

Yes Fugazi, I am trying to learn how "stored values" work at the moment. Do you have any skills in this area?

I know you can store the value for the number of unmatched lay and back bets separately, but how to get an automation rule to look up those values is beyond me at this early stage...

[Dabbla]

UNNBET.PNG

You don’t need to store any values, just use this condition.

[Justin53]

UNNBET.PNG

You don’t need to store any values, just use this condition.

Thank-you Dabbla! That is BRILLIANT!

So there is the ability to do it through conditions after all!

Regards, Justin.

[Euler]

Only just saw this thread. So thanks to other forum members for chipping in.