I have a TakeSP rule in case races go off early. Sometimes AUS races have their time shifted slightly and Bet Angel doesn't notice until races are reloaded.But the Take SP did not work twice today. The log below says the bet persistence has been modified though the unmatched lay bet was not made at SP. Any idea why?
£ 5.00 Back bet placed on X at 6.6. Fully matched at 6.6. Ref: 190322550003 ( Fill or kill bet with 0.5 seconds delay. Offsetting by 100 ticks. )
£ 5.00 Lay bet placed on X at 1.93. Entirely unmatched when it initially reached the market. Ref: 190322550024
Modify bet persistence 190322550024 from 'Cancel' to 'Take SP'
Take SP not working
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The minimum lay liability for BSP is £10. £5 at 1.93 only gives a liability of £4.65. To get matched the minmum back bet needed to be £10.76.sa7med wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 6:15 amI have a TakeSP rule in case races go off early. Sometimes AUS races have their time shifted slightly and Bet Angel doesn't notice until races are reloaded.But the Take SP did not work twice today. The log below says the bet persistence has been modified though the unmatched lay bet was not made at SP. Any idea why?
£ 5.00 Back bet placed on X at 6.6. Fully matched at 6.6. Ref: 190322550003 ( Fill or kill bet with 0.5 seconds delay. Offsetting by 100 ticks. )
£ 5.00 Lay bet placed on X at 1.93. Entirely unmatched when it initially reached the market. Ref: 190322550024
Modify bet persistence 190322550024 from 'Cancel' to 'Take SP'
So it's not liability at SP?burntheory wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 7:08 amThe minimum lay liability for BSP is £10. £5 at 1.93 only gives a liability of £4.65. To get matched the minmum back bet needed to be £10.76.sa7med wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 6:15 amI have a TakeSP rule in case races go off early. Sometimes AUS races have their time shifted slightly and Bet Angel doesn't notice until races are reloaded.But the Take SP did not work twice today. The log below says the bet persistence has been modified though the unmatched lay bet was not made at SP. Any idea why?
£ 5.00 Back bet placed on X at 6.6. Fully matched at 6.6. Ref: 190322550003 ( Fill or kill bet with 0.5 seconds delay. Offsetting by 100 ticks. )
£ 5.00 Lay bet placed on X at 1.93. Entirely unmatched when it initially reached the market. Ref: 190322550024
Modify bet persistence 190322550024 from 'Cancel' to 'Take SP'
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https://promo.betfair.com/betfairsp/FAQs_theBasics.html
What is the minimum stake for an SP bet?
The minimum stake for a back bet at SP is £2 (or the local currency equivalent). The minimum liability if laying is £10 (or the local currency equivalent).
What is the minimum stake for an SP bet?
The minimum stake for a back bet at SP is £2 (or the local currency equivalent). The minimum liability if laying is £10 (or the local currency equivalent).
I meant my question to be: Is my liability calculated at the price that I want to take or the liability at SP?spreadbetting wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 4:24 pmhttps://promo.betfair.com/betfairsp/FAQs_theBasics.html
What is the minimum stake for an SP bet?
The minimum stake for a back bet at SP is £2 (or the local currency equivalent). The minimum liability if laying is £10 (or the local currency equivalent).
In my case my offset lay was at a liability less than 10 but it was over 10 at SP.
I purposely set an offset that I don't want taken just so that I can TakeSP in case greening doesn't work, races go off early or crash, etc. So the target offset liability was less than 10 but the SP would've been greater.
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A £10 liability when placed gets converted to a £10 liability at BSP, it's calculated by exposure rather than stakes. So placing laying £5 @ 3 set to go to BSP if not taken would simply get converted to a £2.50 stake if the BSP returned 5. So as long as your original bet has a liability to pay £10 it will go into the BSP pot and the stakes then get adjusted according to what BSP get's returned.
I see, thanks for clearing that up. So it's not possible to place by stake rather than liability?spreadbetting wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 6:30 pmA £10 liability when placed gets converted to a £10 liability at BSP, it's calculated by exposure rather than stakes. So placing laying £5 @ 3 set to go to BSP if not taken would simply get converted to a £2.50 stake if the BSP returned 5. So as long as your original bet has a liability to pay £10 it will go into the BSP pot and the stakes then get adjusted according to what BSP get's returned.
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No , if they allowed people to bet by stake there could be the possibility of people exceeding their available balance if the BSP was returned higher than their original bet.
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That's what I always believed until when trialling a rival product recently (to fill a gap not covered by BA) it placed the following BSP Lay bets in real mode …burntheory wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 7:08 amThe minimum lay liability for BSP is £10. £5 at 1.93 only gives a liability of £4.65. To get matched the minmum back bet needed to be £10.76.
£0.59 @ 4.39
£0.06 @ 36.00
£0.38 @ 6.20
£0.02 @ 127.80
I had set the app to place bets at £2.00 stake forgetting that BSP Lays are to liability! But the point is it layed them! Now I don't know if this app has a way around the £10 liability rule but these bets were set up to be placed as straight BSP bets at 5 mins before the off.
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firlandsfarm wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 4:06 amThat's what I always believed until when trialling a rival product recently (to fill a gap not covered by BA) it placed the following BSP Lay bets in real mode …burntheory wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 7:08 amThe minimum lay liability for BSP is £10. £5 at 1.93 only gives a liability of £4.65. To get matched the minmum back bet needed to be £10.76.
£0.59 @ 4.39
£0.06 @ 36.00
£0.38 @ 6.20
£0.02 @ 127.80
I had set the app to place bets at £2.00 stake forgetting that BSP Lays are to liability! But the point is it layed them! Now I don't know if this app has a way around the £10 liability rule but these bets were set up to be placed as straight BSP bets at 5 mins before the off.
The Betfair API rejects BSP bets sent direct to the BSP pool if they don't meet the correct criteria so unless they have a different API to the rest of us those bets weren't sent as BSP only bets. They may have been sent a match on close bets where unmatched bets get sent to the BSP pot and been matched either prior to the off or in the reconciliation process as they were close to the current trading price or betfair have changed their criteria for MOC bets. I'll send a couple to see.
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An SP bet is different to a TakeSP bet isn't it? You can't cancel SP bets but you can cancel ones set to 'TakeSP'. I remember during one particular outage my bets were converted to SP bets and they didn't even show up in BA anymore.
That's correct. But I am pretty certain the minimums are the same regardless of type as SB said.ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 4:18 pmAn SP bet is different to a TakeSP bet isn't it? You can't cancel SP bets but you can cancel ones set to 'TakeSP'. I remember during one particular outage my bets were converted to SP bets and they didn't even show up in BA anymore.
The person who said they had sub minimum bets accepted should be able to check their account if it was in the last 3 months to see if they actually were SP bets or something else as SB outlined in his reply.