Adjusting ladder order

[Pom-in-perth]

Hi All,

Im new to betangel and im trying to find my feet in practice mode. I have signed up for 12 months but want to see how I do in free play before investing.
A few questions I have,

1- How do i adjust the ladder so it puts the horses in the shortest odds first and save this setting ?

2- I have created a simple auto bot to scalp but I want to set it up so it cant put a new back bet in the market until the lay bet is fully matched ?

3- ( auto bot )(back to lay ) so lets say my stake is £10. I back a horse and the odds move drastically against me and my hedge ended up higher than my stake. Can i put a condition in that it lets my bet go in play ?
I might be taking rubbish and it might be very unlikely for this to happen in which case ignore me lol. Im mainly looking to back one of the 3 favourites when i think the price is going to shorten.

Thanks in advance and sorry if they are silly questions

Kind regards Rob ( P-I-P )

[mcgoo]

Hi All,

Im new to betangel and im trying to find my feet in practice mode. I have signed up for 12 months but want to see how I do in free play before investing.
A few questions I have,

1- How do i adjust the ladder so it puts the horses in the shortest odds first and save this setting ?
Would like this too (and keeps adjusting if you want it to(in play for example)-unless it is possible and have missed something

2- I have created a simple auto bot to scalp but I want to set it up so it cant put a new back bet in the market until the lay bet is fully matched ?

Unmatched bets condition=0 should do you..or matched bet amounts <x etc

3- ( auto bot )(back to lay ) so lets say my stake is £10. I back a horse and the odds move drastically against me and my hedge ended up higher than my stake. Can i put a condition in that it lets my bet go in play ?
I might be taking rubbish and it might be very unlikely for this to happen in which case ignore me lol. Im mainly looking to back one of the 3 favourites when i think the price is going to shorten.

Gawd NO ..just don't ..unless you know something about the runner and it's form

Thanks in advance and sorry if they are silly questions
No silly questions..Lord knows I have loads of them. Enjoy the learning Good luck

Kind regards Rob ( P-I-P )