Fairbot Automation Discussion
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@steven-fletcher said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
@dan-mackinnon said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
@kevin-pepper good point. To be honest I misread it and didn't spot the pre-match odds of 1.4.
I don't know how much tennis odds change pre-match, if it's like football you would just have to use your own research to identify which matches to trade. It's probably more of an issue with horse racing because there's so much movement beforehand.
Interesting point though.
appreciate it might not come up often but always good to try and come up with solutions which might help others
Here is my go, uses a dummy rule initially to check the odds are in the right range and and the next rule then wont fire unless the first one has run successfully
Great stuff Steven and as the recent posts show this can help give much more control with a number of bot strategies.
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@steven-fletcher @Dan-MacKinnon
Hi guys, this might be of interest, it's one which Andrey at Fairbot helped me with and looks for a 2nd half goal but doesn't re-enter after a goal. The problem I was having was once a goal went in then the bot would trigger again and place a bet on the next overs and so on. The attached one will only enter once in the 2nd half.
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@dan-mackinnon said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
@steven-fletcher I wonder if you could use a similar method for the SHG/ Late Goal strategy. Instead of the "Check Start Price" it could be 0 goals, 1 goal, 2 goals maybe?
well here is the rule I've been working on for that
It checks the score and then enters the corresponding overs market at the start of the second half
so far its been working in simulation though I haven't started any live stakes testing yet
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@steven-fletcher I wonder if you could use a similar method for the SHG/ Late Goal strategy. Instead of the "Check Start Price" it could be 0 goals, 1 goal, 2 goals maybe?
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@steven-fletcher top work! I've updated the OP with this
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@dan-mackinnon said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
@kevin-pepper good point. To be honest I misread it and didn't spot the pre-match odds of 1.4.
I don't know how much tennis odds change pre-match, if it's like football you would just have to use your own research to identify which matches to trade. It's probably more of an issue with horse racing because there's so much movement beforehand.
Interesting point though.
appreciate it might not come up often but always good to try and come up with solutions which might help others
Here is my go, uses a dummy rule initially to check the odds are in the right range and and the next rule then wont fire unless the first one has run successfully
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@kevin-pepper good point. To be honest I misread it and didn't spot the pre-match odds of 1.4.
I don't know how much tennis odds change pre-match, if it's like football you would just have to use your own research to identify which matches to trade. It's probably more of an issue with horse racing because there's so much movement beforehand.
Interesting point though.
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@dan-mackinnon said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
@chris-osborne I had something similar which is why I kept putting automation off. You want to use automation to give you more free time, but don't have the free time to learn how to use it!
I've created a test bot based on what you've said. I haven't tried it yet but hopefully it'll work
Hi Dan
The bot looks fine to me. It lays the fav at 4-4 if their price is under 1.4 but it doesn't check that the fav price was below 1.4 at the start of the match. I can't think of any scenario where if the fav price is below 1.4 at 4-4 then they wouldn't have been the same at the start but it did get me thinking about how to carry out that check.
My simple way would be to check the Fav lay price once the match goes in play and place a £1 lay bet at 1.01. Then I can add a condition at 4-4 to see if there's an unmatched 1.01 lay bet so I know the fav price was under 1.4 at the start.
This seems a little clunky and there's always the chance that the 1.01 bet isn't placed if the in-play market is slow to form or/and the underdog is off to a flyer.
So my question is - Does anyone have a different way of creating a rule to check whether a market should be traded later on when it's in-play?
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Hello, everyone
I would like to create a automated strategy for Scalping football matches pre match.
Exactly the strategy of Ryan. Up a tick, down a tick.I made the first part, i said repeat on success but if take a loss?
How to continue and place the new trade?anyone has an idea?
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@martin to be honest I'd already built a version based on an earlier comment around a split stake which went 69, 74, 79, 84 with splits of £4, £3, £2, £1 so this one was just a tweaked version of that
Its been fine in simulation mode but I wanted to find an actual strategy for live testing to make sure it works. If the trend of more stoppage time continues after the world cup I'd like to be able to add a late goals strategy to my portfolio
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@steven-fletcher Cheers. Didnt realise you could click all 'unknowns' as only the 1st one was blue. Its working now as are all the others bots (amazing how everything works as intended once the idiot user presses the correct buttons)
Really appreciate your help
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@fraser-cord yep you need to add the horse name into your conditions so the rule knows to check that he horse you've selected meets all the conditions. if you click on where it says unknown underlined this should give you a drop down box
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@martin said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
@martin said in The BTC Football Trading Thread:
Late Goal Split Stake:
Man U v Bournemouth
33% stake at 69:00 mins
33% stake at 74:00 mins
33% stake at 79:00 minsRules:
Back a goal at the set times above for 1/3 stake each time.
Any scoreline.
Keep entering even if a goal is scored between those set times.
Odds on first entry 1.50+ minimum.These have been striking at around 66% win rate.
Today's Selections:
England Premier League 04/01/2023 20:00:00 Crystal Palace Tottenham
Turkey Super Lig 04/01/2023 17:00:00 Galatasaray Ankaragucunot sure if anyone was following this from the football thread but i've had a go at automating.
Its set up to use the over under markets and can been set up on any market that will run for the duration of the game
Current staking it 0.33% each entry as it'd very much a work in progress but seemed to work last night for the United game
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@steven-fletcher Thanks
Sorry didnt realise i can drag screens to make bigger etc. This is a screenshot from now.
I deliberately picked a race and horse that was within the odds range but as soon as it hit 10 mins before the start, the red condition error popped up.
Just done the same here. This was 12 mins before start time
This was as soon as it hit 10 mins to start time
The horse selected was within the correct odds range. Any ideas?
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@dan-mackinnon We can resolve this with execution times and time Fill or Kill. BUT what happened when the trade lose?
Will bet again the bot or need another setting there?
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@dan-mackinnon Im trying to figure out what happened when lose the trade and if change the odds in lower price.
We have repeat in succes, ok BUT if lose the trade and we take a loss? How start again the bot?
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@panagiotis said in Fairbot Automation Discussion:
Hello, guys.
Im searching the strategy from @Private-Coaching-Ryan-Carruthers Footbal Pre Match scalping.
Do we have this as automated strategy for Fairbot?
I don't think so. You can create one and upload the bot here, we can add it to the list and other members can have a look
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Hello, guys.
Im searching the strategy from @Private-Coaching-Ryan-Carruthers Footbal Pre Match scalping.
Do we have this as automated strategy for Fairbot?
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@fraser-cord cant quite see from the screen provided but to the right under the conditions section on C&D there should be 3 more unknown options that also need to be selected
