Make a bet based on the last bet outcome.

[UNFAIRLY]

Hi,

I am creating a rules file in guardian.

My aim is to create a rule that says place this bet if last bet won, if last bet lost then place other bet.

Is it possible to alter the next bet based on the last bets outcome?

I have trawled the forum and videos but cannot seem to find the answer, i have a feeling it is possible as betangel is very customizable.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

[jimibt]

Hi,

I am creating a rules file in guardian.

My aim is to create a rule that says place this bet if last bet won, if last bet lost then place other bet.

Is it possible to alter the next bet based on the last bets outcome?

I have trawled the forum and videos but cannot seem to find the answer, i have a feeling it is possible as betangel is very customizable.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

I'm assuming that you are referring to a sequential audit of bets from prior markets on the same day?? This(to my knowledge), is outwith the scope of the rules engine. The rules engine basically sees the event as an atomic unit on which to *party*, it has no knowledge of previous activity on other markets and/or bets placed on upcoming markets.

The only way around this would be for you to adopt a spreadsheet approach and record the statuses of the win/losses there and then action the bets based on simple binary conditions (i.e. if last result was win, then do this, otherwise... etc).

hope this helps

[UNFAIRLY]

Hi,

thanks for the quick reply, i thought i may have to go down the spreadsheet route.

I have not attempted to link a spreadsheet yet. Although i do know some programming languages.

Do you know if the spreadsheets are compatible with betdaq version?

[jimibt]

To be honest, I've never explored the spreadsheet options and generally use the rules engine to test out the viability of ideas, ahead of producing my own api version of the concept in c#.

Im sure tho there are quite a few spreadsheet users onboard here that could point you in the right direction.