I place a series of back bets throughout the day. Usually 2 selections per race. I'd like to automate (or semi automate) the next part which I currently do manually.
What I want to do is to cancel any unmatched lay bets below a certain price and create 1 new lay bet at a certain price to cover my liability on each selection.
I hardly ever use automation, so please forgive me if this is ridiculously easy or doesn't make sense.
But would this be possible, and if so could anyone give me some pointers please?
I don't know if this is possible, but ...
Yes its possible.
For the first part, you can use 'Cancel unmatched bets (price Dependent)' then set the parameters you want
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/bet ... ters_.html
Then you'll need a 'place lay bet' rule, when it comes to staking you can use the 'Net Stake' option
For the first part, you can use 'Cancel unmatched bets (price Dependent)' then set the parameters you want
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/bet ... ters_.html
Then you'll need a 'place lay bet' rule, when it comes to staking you can use the 'Net Stake' option
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Had a play around with this, and it's nearly what I wanted. But I didn't explain it correctly in the first place.
Let's say through a series of back and lays, I have a liability of £100 versus a potential profit of £600.
Using the Net Stake parameter at odds of 5.0 I get a lay bet, as expected, of £100. What I would like, is the lay bet stake to be £125 to cover the profit. If I then set this to take BSP, if it is matched I make £25 on the field. If it isn't, I cover most or all of my liability.
Is it possible?
Let's say through a series of back and lays, I have a liability of £100 versus a potential profit of £600.
Using the Net Stake parameter at odds of 5.0 I get a lay bet, as expected, of £100. What I would like, is the lay bet stake to be £125 to cover the profit. If I then set this to take BSP, if it is matched I make £25 on the field. If it isn't, I cover most or all of my liability.
Is it possible?