Hi Chaps
I've been back testing a few ideas using Timeform results for January 2020, and in particularly looking at their Hi/Lo results for races. Today while in Practice mode testing some 'in-Play' ideas I've noted that Betangel will always trade lower than the results shown by Timeform? So for example in the 1:35 at Lingfield today I recorded that Silver Dust traded as low as 1.37 yet Timeform show a Hi/Lo of 2.32 ?? And this seems to happen with almost every runner in every race?
Are Timeform just wrong? Or do they discount trades with low amounts, so if say Silver Dust had matched just £2 at 1.37 they ignore it, but if it matched £50 they include it?
I'd like to try and replicate as closely as I can the Timeform Hi/Lo into my BOT so that I know when I back test the results they are as accurate as possible! How could I improve a rule to ignore the price if say less than £10 was matched? Assuming this is what Timeform are doing?
Thanks
Hi/Lo In-Play
So as I thought, they have a minimum... Thanks Dallas
If I wanted to place a back bet on runner In-Play when it reached say 1.6 but ONLY if it has a least £100 matched at that price already. Could anyone tell me if this is possible and how it could be done?
I've never really dabbled with volume and matched amounts etc... so it's a bit of a mystery to me.
Thanks again!
If I wanted to place a back bet on runner In-Play when it reached say 1.6 but ONLY if it has a least £100 matched at that price already. Could anyone tell me if this is possible and how it could be done?
I've never really dabbled with volume and matched amounts etc... so it's a bit of a mystery to me.
Thanks again!