Calculator to show liability to stop loss?

[pinballwiz]

Is there a calculator on Bet Angel that will show stake for a fixed liability from start to end point?

For example, a first set tennis strategy where you want to risk say £100 from current price to expected end of set price, rather than liability to end of event eg I want to lay at 1.40 risking a max £100 loss to an expected end of set price of 1.20, what would my stake be?

Any pointers greatly appreciated.

I'd not, could one be added?

[Dallas]

Its impossible to know exactly where the price would be after a given game/set, all you can do is try and estimate it so your £100 loss could actually be £75-£125 depending on the exact price it settles at and how good your prediction is

Tennis Trader will give you a prediction based on 10s of thousands of historical matches but even that will still be out by a few ticks and the data from the model can't be pushed into automation

[pinballwiz]

Thanks Dallas.

I appreciate that any end of set price will only be an estimate and that the risk could vary. It was a calculator to calculate the stake for a given risk between two prices that I was after.

I suspect it is probably straight forward for a decent mathematician with some spreadsheet knowledge to set up, unfortunately that rules me out

[Derek27]

Is there a calculator on Bet Angel that will show stake for a fixed liability from start to end point?

For example, a first set tennis strategy where you want to risk say £100 from current price to expected end of set price, rather than liability to end of event eg I want to lay at 1.40 risking a max £100 loss to an expected end of set price of 1.20, what would my stake be?

Any pointers greatly appreciated.

I'd not, could one be added?

Your stake would be: maximum loss / (lay price / back price - 1)

e.g. £100 / (1.4 / 1.2 - 1) = £600

Lay at 1.4 for £600, close at 1.2 for £700 making the £100 maximum loss.

You could create a context servant to do the above but you might have to work in ticks as the calculation requires two prices and only one price can be inputted into a context servant.

Alternatively, you could create a spreadsheet and input the prices and maximum loss and have the formula to output the stake.

[pinballwiz]

Thanks Derek

That's just what I was after.

Much appreciated