No rollup in listMarketBook

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  • ko-alex
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2015
    • 1

    #1

    No rollup in listMarketBook

    Is it possible to get unfiltered prices with no rollup from listMarketBook using priceProjection = EX_BEST_OFFERS? ie, the same data returned by EX_ALL_OFFERS, but only the portion containing the most competitive offers.

    I have experimented with exBestOffersOverrides, and I notice that the API documentation for rollupModel = NONE says "No rollup will be applied. However the volumes will be filtered by currency specific minimum stake unless overridden specifically for the channel.". How do you "override it specfically for the channel"? Setting rollupLimit to zero does not seem to work.

    Best wishes,
    Alex.
  • 1nner
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 11

    #2
    I am also wondering exactly this. Using EX_ALL_OFFERS seems overkill just to get the best prices, but the 'roll up' is really annoying.

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    • betdynamics
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 534

      #3
      I'm not sure I understand the rollup issue.

      Prices have to be returned in line with the minimum stake that can be applied to a bet, as these would be the prices displayed on the website.

      By setting the rollup to NONE, you are saying don't override the default - i.e. supply prices using the minimum stake. This means that the value used is the minimum stake associated with the account (i.e. in the UK, this would be £2.00; whilst in AUS, it would be AUS$5.00)

      "override it specifically for the channel" surely means setting the value to any size OVER the minimum stake value (since you cannot go below this value)

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      • 1nner
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 11

        #4
        There should be a simple way of getting the most competitive prices no matter how small the volume - of course you can't match them if under the minimum stake but they are helpful for other things (will my bet be matched, what price will it be matched at, what price should I add liquidity at, etc)

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