Back all Selections / Dutching X% of Book Value

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dkedwards
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Joined: Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:18 am

I have been experimaenting with Dutching Horse Racing for a while now and have written / copied / amended numerous guardian rule files to cover different scenarios. However, there are a couple of points that I would be grateful if anyone has an answer to please?

1) Am I correct in thinking that if I create a rule to Back All selections, I cannot set a parameter to stake atbest market price. Instead (and unlike backing a single selection) the drop down is shaded and only fixed odds box is available.

2) Also whilst it is possible to back selections greater / less than a given fixed odds value, I would like to back say all selections under the first 75% of book value. Is this possible in Guardian without manually converting the odds to percentages (or vice versa)? I currently have a seperate back rule for every selection (up to 25 runners) and setting a condition to screen out certain odds values (not percentage of book value).

I notice that there is a book percentage condition but I am assuming that this relates to the value of the whole race and not the percentage value of the selections?

Many Thanks
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Dublin_Flyer
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Joined: Sat Feb 11, 2012 10:39 am

Not sure about 2), but for 1) if you set the odds for 1.01 then it will automatically give you the best market price available.

For 2) you could try a few experimental things in multiple copies of BA like:
a)dutch the 1st 2 if fav is <2.0
b)dutch 1st 3 if fav <3.0
c)dutch 1st 4 if fav >3.0 and <4.0
c)dutch all runners priced under 10 if fav >4.0

You should be able to find something that comes near to 75% plus or minus a few percent with a bit of tweaking.
dkedwards
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Joined: Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:18 am

Thanks Dublin Flyer. I'll give these an experiment. Always seems obvious when a fresh pair of eyes looks at it!
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