Alert to unmatched Big Bet £10k+

[gstar1975]

Because 1.21 will be the last price it happened to check successfully in the cycle. If you want the highest price only then add a condition to the third rule that pricecheck must be greater than flag. You will need to also add a stored value flag = 0 to rule one, otherwise flag will never have a value for pricecheck to be compared against.

OR, depending on what you want to achieve...

You could remove the 6th rule line completely so pricecheck only ever completes one cycle. You would also need to adjust the timing of the cycle, as obviously if it cycles a long time out from off time it won't find any flags to return. Perhaps if it starts 30 secs out it will have enough time to complete the full cycle of refreshes before the triggers are primed?

I only want it to start scanning from 10 secs out until the market closes which is normally around 1 - 2 mins if not a few secs after the scheduled off time. I only want it to trigger once when the large stake appears on each runner, which they all seem to appear at the same time, but at randoms times between 10secs and 2mins after scheduled off time. I just want to offer/place bets above the large stakes not below it.

Then delete the 6th line so it only completes one cycle then stops. You'll also need to adjust timings of the rest of the rules accordingly.

How do I know how many cycles it needs surely it needs more than 1 cycle to continuously search for the large stakes entering the market. What do you mean "If you want the highest price"? I want to place lay bets above the large stake. Like the example i have posted 3 times now.

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[jamesedwards]

This works by cycling through and checking every price between 1.01 and 100 and flagging every price where there is greater than £600 available. It checks one tick per refresh, but you could increase the number of ticks checked per refresh by duplicating the relevant rule lines accordingly.

How long each cycle of prices takes depends on your settings and computer power. You will need to decide when to start the cycle and how many cycles you want/can run based on how long it takes and when you want it to fire.

How you take these flags and apply bets against them is up to you.

If this set-up is too complicated then you might be better off just setting up something with dozens of lines with each checking a specific number of ticks below the current price. eg tick -1, tick -2 etc etc. Much more laborious to set-up, but probably easier to follow the logic.