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answer to your second question

select markets, and then click "Start Bot" and select the bot you want to run in the chosen markets..

With a risk management well done and improve some points and who knows ..

at this point it is still being supervised

It is not possible to implement a general bot which would implement such features for “killing” running bots. There is always necessary to specify exact “killing logic”.

The only way how to do it is to program own bot trigger, this bot trigger feature is here exactly for such kind of features, to orchestrate bot execution.

The latest version of bfexplorer offers Stop Market Monitoring bot supporting parameters: StopOnTime and StopRunningBots.

Thanks.

BTW: the cheapest way is xDSL line, own passive PC with W10, ups power supply, battery.

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And, you have to be ready for full automated trading, or betting. You must be 100% sure what you doing and why.

Can you let run bots and go for a walk?

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The bot: Close Selection Bet Position At Odds with the parameter Odds set to 0.0 closing bet position immediately.

You will have to use Windows VPS.

it would be possible to place the bet attribute: "ClosePositionImmediatly" in bot: "Close Position Selection Bet At Odds" ??

it is possible to expire an order not matched in the specified time??

thanks :)

It does not matter what price values you set it is up to. I think you still do not understand something. As said: Close Selection Bet Position At Odds with Odds set to 0.0 closes bet position, if valid, immediately at current offered odds. In your solution the bot: If Then Else only executes the hedge bot when set LastPriceTraded fulfils set criteria.

So in your solution, the key is how the Close Selection Bet Position At Odds with Odds works. Do you understand it?

1,86 and '2.30' right?

Thank you so much. I'll try

You should use the bot: Close Selection Bet Position At Odds, and your trading bot setup by Chain Execution bot, such solution makes sense because you want to start your bot to close your bet position only when bet placed at 1.99 is fully matched.

If you set the parameter Odds to 0, the bot Close Selection Bet Position At Odds, closes your bet position at current offered price/odds.

In my video I showed another useful feature. If you set your bot category to: My Ladder Bot, then such bot is added to the ladder context menu. You can prepare a lot of such bots for general use, for instance hedge bot setting or close bet position by NET stake, and so on.

not resulting my solution

Example

Open bet Position (back ,odds 1.99)

close bet position (odds 1.86) or close bet position (odds 2.20 )

Possible solution:

-Place bet back odds 1.99 

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Chain Execution( botname: PlaceBet;If Then Else )

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Please, rephrase your question so I know what you exactly want to do.

Terms: open bet position, close bet position, selection bet position or selection profit balance, back or lay best offered price (price is odds in this context.) The above terms say something about a selection.
Market bet position means a bet was placed on one or more selections and a bet is matched.

If you placed bets on a market but none of bets is matched, then we cannot say about market bet position. When a market bet position is open, a market profit balance says about a current profit or loss you can close your market bet position on.

The same can be said about selection.

To close a selection bet position means to place opposite bet to the opening one and depending on a stake amount we can say that we hedge our bet position receiving equal profit or loss. If a bet position is closed by NET stake amount (so by the same stake amount as the opening bet stake amount), then depending on a profit balance you closed your bet position on, you have got zero, or profit/loss depending what is the event outcome.

When knowing what you actually want to achieve I will prepare video tutorial.

market values = odds

What do you mean by “market value”?

if there were a bot : "Place Bet and Close Selection Bet Position at odds(Profit and loss)"