Hi,
Is there a point when a bot becomes to complex and bets get missed? As in too many rules and conditions? I have fully automated my systems and the bots are starting to look quite complex. For example I have a bot with 130 conditions. Those conditions include pulling values from a csv, comparing those values to the market's prices, getting other prices from the other relevant markets at specific times, deciding whether to back or lay, calculating stakes and liabilities and finally placing the bet. I don't intend to add anything else, it is the full process fully automated but I am still quite new to automation and Ima wondering how far can one go before it is just too much for BA to handle. Especially on busy days when several of these bot will be firing at the same time.
Thanks,
Nick
Automation limits??
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My experience suggests it makes little difference as long as you have a decent spec PC. My automation appears lightning quick despite having 100 rulelines, some with multiple conditions. I believe the thing most likely to slow BA automation down is if you are writing lots of lines to the log. I have two PCs running virtually the same automation, one writes to the log and the other runs the triggers.Nickse34 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:16 pmHi,
Is there a point when a bot becomes to complex and bets get missed? As in too many rules and conditions? I have fully automated my systems and the bots are starting to look quite complex. For example I have a bot with 130 conditions. Those conditions include pulling values from a csv, comparing those values to the market's prices, getting other prices from the other relevant markets at specific times, deciding whether to back or lay, calculating stakes and liabilities and finally placing the bet. I don't intend to add anything else, it is the full process fully automated but I am still quite new to automation and Ima wondering how far can one go before it is just too much for BA to handle. Especially on busy days when several of these bot will be firing at the same time.
Thanks,
Nick
Thanks James. That’s what I hoped for.jamesedwards wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 9:19 pmMy experience suggests it makes little difference as long as you have a decent spec PC. My automation appears lightning quick despite having 100 rulelines, some with multiple conditions. I believe the thing most likely to slow BA automation down is if you are writing lots of lines to the log. I have two PCs running virtually the same automation, one writes to the log and the other runs the triggers.Nickse34 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:16 pmHi,
Is there a point when a bot becomes to complex and bets get missed? As in too many rules and conditions? I have fully automated my systems and the bots are starting to look quite complex. For example I have a bot with 130 conditions. Those conditions include pulling values from a csv, comparing those values to the market's prices, getting other prices from the other relevant markets at specific times, deciding whether to back or lay, calculating stakes and liabilities and finally placing the bet. I don't intend to add anything else, it is the full process fully automated but I am still quite new to automation and Ima wondering how far can one go before it is just too much for BA to handle. Especially on busy days when several of these bot will be firing at the same time.
Thanks,
Nick