Scalp at the Top & Bottom of a Range Guardian Automation Bot

[mtrehearn]

Thanks Dallas, another great bot example.

Is there a way to make this look at the short term changes range (the pink bars on the ladder) instead of an overall range? Or maybe even to consider has any volume being traded above the current price point in the last say 60 seconds?

Thanks.

Short answer is no, but what you could do though is maybe use rolling high/low traded prices which can be easily configured to cover any time you want and trigger bets if a new high/low price is set

and this example has a rules file which stores the rolling high/low during the last 30secs
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Thank you that looks like just the ticket.

Bit of a newbie - how can I use the stored values to then place a trade? What i am aiming for is to scalp the back when it hits the top of the most recently traded? So could i add some sort of "if current back traded price = top rolling traded price then place back bet"?

Thanks again.

[EasyRead]

Has the market changed since this was first put up? e.g. Matched Betting, big money algos.

I know these are basic bots which are meant to be built upon to be profitable.

However, I tried the Bot mentioned in the thread on perhaps a limited number of races and they all seemed to lose.

I know it is probably me looking for an easy profit. Perhaps I should put set up an algo to do the opposite.

Anyway, going back to the original question, do you think the market has changed with Matched Betters etc?

[adryan87]

Has the market changed since this was first put up? e.g. Matched Betting, big money algos.

I know these are basic bots which are meant to be built upon to be profitable.

However, I tried the Bot mentioned in the thread on perhaps a limited number of races and they all seemed to lose.

I know it is probably me looking for an easy profit. Perhaps I should put set up an algo to do the opposite.

Anyway, going back to the original question, do you think the market has changed with Matched Betters etc?

My opinion is,not. Only this bot,and all bots from here will not work. They are just an idea..I have not seen one user to Say IT worked for him. Only if he made n tweaks...and for this,you need to know a lot of things

[Step93]

Someone can show me all the steps for create this automation on BETDAQ?
thanks at all!

[Dallas]

Someone can show me all the steps for create this automation on BETDAQ?
thanks at all!

Same as the other file you enquired about not all the required options are available in the Betdaq version to recreate this

[Step93]

Someone can show me all the steps for create this automation on BETDAQ?
thanks at all!

Same as the other file you enquired about not all the required options are available in the Betdaq version to recreate this

okok many thanks Dallas!

[ShaunWhite]

all bots from here will not work.

They all "work".
But in the same way a saw "works" but you still need to know how to use it. It doesn't even make sense that a ready made bot would make you a profit, otherwise every Tom Dick and Harry would download it and by the nature of exchange the edge would diminish and it would no longer be profitable.

[GC100000]

Hi Dallas, thanks for this. I've tested it this evening on a few handicaps and, overall, got some positive results. I had a question related to timing - i.e. should this automation bot close it's positions prior to "the off", or should it allow the race to go in-play, therefore opening us up to larger loss liabilities (as well as wins).

Reason I ask - the first few races I tested this with, it seemed as though the bot was closing it's positions. However, on the fourth race (19:40 Ripon) the bot allowed it's positions to go in-play.

Would be good to know what to expect with this one so I can monitor and close the positions manually if I wanted to. Obviously if it's all green before the off, it's a no-loss situation assuming the bot doesn't open any further positions in-play?

[Dallas]

Hi Dallas, thanks for this. I've tested it this evening on a few handicaps and, overall, got some positive results. I had a question related to timing - i.e. should this automation bot close it's positions prior to "the off", or should it allow the race to go in-play, therefore opening us up to larger loss liabilities (as well as wins).

Reason I ask - the first few races I tested this with, it seemed as though the bot was closing it's positions. However, on the fourth race (19:40 Ripon) the bot allowed it's positions to go in-play.

Would be good to know what to expect with this one so I can monitor and close the positions manually if I wanted to. Obviously if it's all green before the off, it's a no-loss situation assuming the bot doesn't open any further positions in-play?

It greens up at post time

Its likely your Guardian refresh rate is set to slow for the number of market you have loaded, the following post explains how guardian cycles and refreshes markets as well as giving you pointers on what settings you can change and where
viewtopic.php?t=11491

[GC100000]

Hi Dallas, thanks for this. I've tested it this evening on a few handicaps and, overall, got some positive results. I had a question related to timing - i.e. should this automation bot close it's positions prior to "the off", or should it allow the race to go in-play, therefore opening us up to larger loss liabilities (as well as wins).

Reason I ask - the first few races I tested this with, it seemed as though the bot was closing it's positions. However, on the fourth race (19:40 Ripon) the bot allowed it's positions to go in-play.

Would be good to know what to expect with this one so I can monitor and close the positions manually if I wanted to. Obviously if it's all green before the off, it's a no-loss situation assuming the bot doesn't open any further positions in-play?

It greens up at post time

Its likely your Guardian refresh rate is set to slow for the number of market you have loaded, the following post explains how guardian cycles and refreshes markets as well as giving you pointers on what settings you can change and where
viewtopic.php?t=11491

Ok cool, thanks Dallas. Much appreciated! I wondered whether I should also just adjust the greenup setting to perhaps 5 seconds before the off. I guess that would also achieve the same result?

[Dallas]

Hi Dallas, thanks for this. I've tested it this evening on a few handicaps and, overall, got some positive results. I had a question related to timing - i.e. should this automation bot close it's positions prior to "the off", or should it allow the race to go in-play, therefore opening us up to larger loss liabilities (as well as wins).

Reason I ask - the first few races I tested this with, it seemed as though the bot was closing it's positions. However, on the fourth race (19:40 Ripon) the bot allowed it's positions to go in-play.

Would be good to know what to expect with this one so I can monitor and close the positions manually if I wanted to. Obviously if it's all green before the off, it's a no-loss situation assuming the bot doesn't open any further positions in-play?

It greens up at post time

Its likely your Guardian refresh rate is set to slow for the number of market you have loaded, the following post explains how guardian cycles and refreshes markets as well as giving you pointers on what settings you can change and where
viewtopic.php?t=11491

Ok cool, thanks Dallas. Much appreciated! I wondered whether I should also just adjust the greenup setting to perhaps 5 seconds before the off. I guess that would also achieve the same result?

Yes, the longer a rule is armed for the more chance it has to trigger