closure bet firing twice
- ShaunWhite
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I can't see how quickly you re-arm the close (1s according to the log?) or if it's supposed to be controlled to fire just once with a signal, but remember that the inplay delay means that a second close might fire before the first has been down the wires and back. I'd leave 2 or 3 seconds before it re-arms. That should solve it.
Obviously try in practice mode first, especially anything I recommend
Obviously try in practice mode first, especially anything I recommend
- ShaunWhite
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I've obviously only had a quick look but your Green Up rules appear to only check that the horse has been identified as needing to be greened (that's good) but doesn't check if that rule has already fired.
If the first green was unmatched (ie you're still not greened) the rule will run again. This might be what you want, it usually is, but you might want to keep the attempted greening transaction there for a bit longer. It's your choice.
Did the rule just trigger twice (resulting in one unmatched and the second matched) or did you end up with 2 matched transactions?
If you don't want the second firing, you could either allow it to trigger just once (General Tab), or have an additional condition that checks the value of a signal that's set when it does fire.
Sorry I can't look any deeper at the moment and if Dallas doesn't spot the issue and you're still struggling, I'll have another look for you.
If the first green was unmatched (ie you're still not greened) the rule will run again. This might be what you want, it usually is, but you might want to keep the attempted greening transaction there for a bit longer. It's your choice.
Did the rule just trigger twice (resulting in one unmatched and the second matched) or did you end up with 2 matched transactions?
If you don't want the second firing, you could either allow it to trigger just once (General Tab), or have an additional condition that checks the value of a signal that's set when it does fire.
Sorry I can't look any deeper at the moment and if Dallas doesn't spot the issue and you're still struggling, I'll have another look for you.
- ShaunWhite
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All those greening rules set the 'stop' signal for the selection to 3. Is this right?, maybe you need a market signal that gets set to 1 2 3 4 etc.
I'm not 100% sure what the intention was but it just looked a bit strange. I assume it's a signal to identifty which horse has gone into loss?
I'm not 100% sure what the intention was but it just looked a bit strange. I assume it's a signal to identifty which horse has gone into loss?
I only looked at the 2nd & 3rd fav and assume all other are exactly the same - if so then its set up right ie triggers and re-arm though you might want to increase the re-arm a second or to because if the bet being submitted is below £2 then the delay is twice as long
I would check your matched bets times it possible your first green up was matched just as the 2nd was triggered (therefore could not cancel) then as the 2nd hit the market it undone the green up - if that was the case its just a fluke and nothing wrong with you set up
One thing i did notice was your setting a signal when less than -£1 and resetting when greater than 99p
Not sure if thats intentional? while its trading within the £1.99 p/l range no signal is being set or cleared
I would check your matched bets times it possible your first green up was matched just as the 2nd was triggered (therefore could not cancel) then as the 2nd hit the market it undone the green up - if that was the case its just a fluke and nothing wrong with you set up
One thing i did notice was your setting a signal when less than -£1 and resetting when greater than 99p
Not sure if thats intentional? while its trading within the £1.99 p/l range no signal is being set or cleared
I tried to take the "close if in loss for 10 sec." and modify it. The intention is that if the stop loss price hits for just a split second, it won't trigger the "close bet". Its suppose to be counting (to 4) when it hits the specified loss amount (-1.00) and if it gets back above that (-.99) in the meantime it resets. I hope I explained that ok, this is difficult for me for some reason but still interestingDallas wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:45 pmI only looked at the 2nd & 3rd fav and assume all other are exactly the same - if so then its set up right ie triggers and re-arm though you might want to increase the re-arm a second or to because if the bet being submitted is below £2 then the delay is twice as long
I would check your matched bets times it possible your first green up was matched just as the 2nd was triggered (therefore could not cancel) then as the 2nd hit the market it undone the green up - if that was the case its just a fluke and nothing wrong with you set up
One thing i did notice was your setting a signal when less than -£1 and resetting when greater than 99p
Not sure if thats intentional? while its trading within the £1.99 p/l range no signal is being set or cleared
yes, it (supposed to) start a countdown when the specified horse goes -1.00 and it greens up the bet when it reaches 4 seconds.ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:19 pmAll those greening rules set the 'stop' signal for the selection to 3. Is this right?, maybe you need a market signal that gets set to 1 2 3 4 etc.
I'm not 100% sure what the intention was but it just looked a bit strange. I assume it's a signal to identifty which horse has gone into loss?
I ended up with more matched bets than I wanted. I'm thinking you're right about the matched bets rule. I have to go back to the "close if loss for 10 sec" rule and see if I modified it and forgot to readd.ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:14 pmI've obviously only had a quick look but your Green Up rules appear to only check that the horse has been identified as needing to be greened (that's good) but doesn't check if that rule has already fired.
If the first green was unmatched (ie you're still not greened) the rule will run again. This might be what you want, it usually is, but you might want to keep the attempted greening transaction there for a bit longer. It's your choice.
Did the rule just trigger twice (resulting in one unmatched and the second matched) or did you end up with 2 matched transactions?
If you don't want the second firing, you could either allow it to trigger just once (General Tab), or have an additional condition that checks the value of a signal that's set when it does fire.
Sorry I can't look any deeper at the moment and if Dallas doesn't spot the issue and you're still struggling, I'll have another look for you.
It thought that maybe what its suppost to be doing, in that case you need amend your reset amount you dont have it set to -99p it's 99p (so you have nearly a £2 window where nothing is happening)stefan084 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 9:25 pmI tried to take the "close if in loss for 10 sec." and modify it. The intention is that if the stop loss price hits for just a split second, it won't trigger the "close bet". Its suppose to be counting (to 4) when it hits the specified loss amount (-1.00) and if it gets back above that (-.99) in the meantime it resets. I hope I explained that ok, this is difficult for me for some reason but still interestingDallas wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:45 pmI only looked at the 2nd & 3rd fav and assume all other are exactly the same - if so then its set up right ie triggers and re-arm though you might want to increase the re-arm a second or to because if the bet being submitted is below £2 then the delay is twice as long
I would check your matched bets times it possible your first green up was matched just as the 2nd was triggered (therefore could not cancel) then as the 2nd hit the market it undone the green up - if that was the case its just a fluke and nothing wrong with you set up
One thing i did notice was your setting a signal when less than -£1 and resetting when greater than 99p
Not sure if thats intentional? while its trading within the £1.99 p/l range no signal is being set or cleared
wow-- that's embarrassing. Thought I checked everything multiple times. Do I still need to do the " number of matched bets" = less than 1 for each selection?Dallas wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 10:14 pmIt thought that maybe what its suppost to be doing, in that case you need amend your reset amount you dont have it set to -99p it's 99p (so you have nearly a £2 window where nothing is happening)stefan084 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 9:25 pmI tried to take the "close if in loss for 10 sec." and modify it. The intention is that if the stop loss price hits for just a split second, it won't trigger the "close bet". Its suppose to be counting (to 4) when it hits the specified loss amount (-1.00) and if it gets back above that (-.99) in the meantime it resets. I hope I explained that ok, this is difficult for me for some reason but still interestingDallas wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:45 pmI only looked at the 2nd & 3rd fav and assume all other are exactly the same - if so then its set up right ie triggers and re-arm though you might want to increase the re-arm a second or to because if the bet being submitted is below £2 then the delay is twice as long
I would check your matched bets times it possible your first green up was matched just as the 2nd was triggered (therefore could not cancel) then as the 2nd hit the market it undone the green up - if that was the case its just a fluke and nothing wrong with you set up
One thing i did notice was your setting a signal when less than -£1 and resetting when greater than 99p
Not sure if thats intentional? while its trading within the £1.99 p/l range no signal is being set or cleared
just a couple more questions. Is there still a delay if the lay bet is under $2? I know that for the back bet it is. -also why does this one trigger up to 1000 times with only 1 sec. rearm time? wouldn't this green up too much in a long race?stefan084 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:41 amwow-- that's embarrassing. Thought I checked everything multiple times. Do I still need to do the " number of matched bets" = less than 1 for each selection?Dallas wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 10:14 pmIt thought that maybe what its suppost to be doing, in that case you need amend your reset amount you dont have it set to -99p it's 99p (so you have nearly a £2 window where nothing is happening)stefan084 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 9:25 pm
I tried to take the "close if in loss for 10 sec." and modify it. The intention is that if the stop loss price hits for just a split second, it won't trigger the "close bet". Its suppose to be counting (to 4) when it hits the specified loss amount (-1.00) and if it gets back above that (-.99) in the meantime it resets. I hope I explained that ok, this is difficult for me for some reason but still interesting
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Yes there is a in-play delay on all bets and any that are below the £2 min can be upto twice as long
That rule is not greening up, it just setting a signal while your in a losing position, a 1 sec rearm allows it to update every second
That rule is not greening up, it just setting a signal while your in a losing position, a 1 sec rearm allows it to update every second
hi dallas, I would like to add a green up to the automation in this thread that greens up after a certain profit but I'm concerned that might interfere with the "Reset when in Profit rule". quick summary : -automation signals when in x amount of loss
-signal starts count to 4, stops out/greens up at when count is reached
-signal resets if profit/loss climbs back w/i the 4 seconds
--as always, thanks for any help