As a bit of fun I've built this for you.ANGELS15 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 10:46 amThanks again for your input.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2024 7:39 pmI think tootall's idea was to store a couple of values made up of the first letter of the 2nd and 3rd fav names with a " - " in the middle. So you end up with "X - X" so eg "1 - 2" and "2 - 1". You can then use these SVs to trigger a bet on selections with those names within the forecast market.ANGELS15 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2024 5:43 pmWhat I can't quite figure out is how to apply the stored values. If I'm trying to do what I suggested in my op the automation will need to place a back bet on the selections 2nd and 3rd in order of favouritism. It will then need to store a value for these selections that can appear in the forecast market so that automation there will pick up the selections and place 2 forecast bets. I'm not sure the odds are as good in the reverse forecast market. But what value would I need to store in the first instance?
But you'd have to do something clever to get around the whole bet angel level thing. Perhaps you could make it so the off times of the two markets match or something, then as long as there are no two greyhound races with the same offtime loaded that might work?
This works as follows:
> You need to set this rulesfile against both the WIN and FORECAST markets for each race you want to trade.
> Between 30 secs and 0 secs out it uses info in the WIN market to create a text stored value for each of the two forecasts; [2nd fav - 3rd fav], and [3rd fav - 2nd fav].
> It then places a 10p bet in the forecast market for every selection where the selection name = the text stored value saved from above.
Due to the limitation of different event names it has to use values saved at Bet Angel level to cross the two markets. This means if there are markets with the same off time then it will not work correctly and may place bets on the wrong forecast selections. It also means you cannot extend the trigger time beyond 30 secs out without risk of crossing SVs from one market into another.
Use in practise mode first to check it is performing as you expect.
Good luck!