Place market terms

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TJSN1
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I think I'm right in saying that when you load the place markets into Guardian, it'll give you the 2 place market for 5 to 7 runners, the 3 place market for a race with 8 to 15 runners and the 4 place market for 16+ runners.

Is there a way to retrieve the place market terms via automation so it knows how many places are being paid?

In Betfair, this is stored as, eg, '2 TBP' for the 2 place market when viewed in the betting history CSV download direct from the site, but I don't see a way of getting the info in Bet Angel.

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Derek27
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TJSN1 wrote:
Sun Apr 16, 2023 9:48 pm
I think I'm right in saying that when you load the place markets into Guardian, it'll give you the 2 place market for 5 to 7 runners, the 3 place market for a race with 8 to 15 runners and the 4 place market for 16+ runners.

Is there a way to retrieve the place market terms via automation so it knows how many places are being paid?

In Betfair, this is stored as, eg, '2 TBP' for the 2 place market when viewed in the betting history CSV download direct from the site, but I don't see a way of getting the info in Bet Angel.

Thanks
There may be an easier way but if not, you could store the market name in a text SV and then use the text comparison condition to search for "n TBP", then set a signal or SV to indicate the number of payout places.
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ShaunWhite
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Derek27 wrote:
Sun Apr 16, 2023 11:22 pm
There may be an easier way.......
Another bizzare ommission. You get #runners, but the very next item down #winners is missing.
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Johnedale
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TJSN1 wrote:
Sun Apr 16, 2023 9:48 pm

Is there a way to retrieve the place market terms via automation so it knows how many places are being paid?
If you divide the back book % by 100 and round the answer down you should get the number of places
sloanie
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any joy on this? I need to load some 2 TBP markets and some 3 TBP markets into guardian regardless of place terms
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Dallas
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sloanie wrote:
Tue Sep 12, 2023 4:29 pm
any joy on this? I need to load some 2 TBP markets and some 3 TBP markets into guardian regardless of place terms
They can be added to Guardian the same way as any other markets
viewtopic.php?f=47&t=14805

Including using a Market Search Filter
viewtopic.php?f=63&t=19609
sloanie
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thank you for your reply. When there are less than 8 runners in BetAngel , 2TBP is referred to "to be placed" which is correct but if I want the bot to recognise 2TBP or 3TBP regardless of number of runners I'm a bit stuck. I want to write it in the bot to place a bet on a selection in the 2TBP market regardless of runners
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Dallas
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sloanie wrote:
Wed Sep 13, 2023 5:39 pm
thank you for your reply. When there are less than 8 runners in BetAngel , 2TBP is referred to "to be placed" which is correct but if I want the bot to recognise 2TBP or 3TBP regardless of number of runners I'm a bit stuck. I want to write it in the bot to place a bet on a selection in the 2TBP market regardless of runners
'To be placed' is the regular place market and the payout places are determined by the number of declared runners

If you want a rule to trigger on just the 2TBP market then just use a 'Set/Modify Stored Value' rule and store the value as a text 'the market name'
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Then add a 'Text Comparison' condition to the rules you want to trigger
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sloanie
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Thank you once again
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