Taking SP and Greening on Greyhounds

[jucatorul]

Hi,

In a greyhounds market, I want to place a Back bet, and when it is entirely matched, to automatically trigger a Lay bet at SP.

In this case I would generate a free bet. But ideally, I would wish to hedge this.

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Many thanks!

[Anbell]

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Correct.

[napshnap]

Hi,

In a greyhounds market, I want to place a Back bet, and when it is entirely matched, to automatically trigger a Lay bet at SP.

In this case I would generate a free bet. But ideally, I would wish to hedge this.

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Many thanks!

you can use near official start time LTP as a good (but not perfect) approximation of SP and then calc hedge bet size to hedge.

[Anbell]

Hi,

In a greyhounds market, I want to place a Back bet, and when it is entirely matched, to automatically trigger a Lay bet at SP.

In this case I would generate a free bet. But ideally, I would wish to hedge this.

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Many thanks!

you can use near official start time LTP as a good (but not perfect) approximation of SP and then calc hedge bet size to hedge.

Theoretically!

[jucatorul]

Hi,

In a greyhounds market, I want to place a Back bet, and when it is entirely matched, to automatically trigger a Lay bet at SP.

In this case I would generate a free bet. But ideally, I would wish to hedge this.

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Many thanks!

you can use near official start time LTP as a good (but not perfect) approximation of SP and then calc hedge bet size to hedge.

Sounds smart, thanks! I will try to hedge this way, or even considering the projected SP.

[napshnap]

Hi,

In a greyhounds market, I want to place a Back bet, and when it is entirely matched, to automatically trigger a Lay bet at SP.

In this case I would generate a free bet. But ideally, I would wish to hedge this.

I assume you can't? Given that the market will not go in play?

Many thanks!

you can use near official start time LTP as a good (but not perfect) approximation of SP and then calc hedge bet size to hedge.

Sounds smart, thanks! I will try to hedge this way, or even considering the projected SP.

by my experience ltp is a few % closer to sp than projectedSP (nearSP).