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Is there any way to find out if order will be cross matched with other market/selection? Let's take an example of following markets:
Over/Under 2.5 Goals
Goal Lines with handicap 2.5
These are equivalent markets and as per documentation placing an order in one will be reflected in the other market available prices and amounts (in front-end and in listMarketBook if virtualize flag is set to Yes). If application attempts to place an order on the other market too (with lower price now), then it will kind of start a race between my own orders until my minimum price is reached. Does anyone know how to avoid it?
BTW - I was thinking about making sure I do not map to Over/Under markets at all, but when you include LAY orders in the picture, then it is probably impossible to avoid such cross matches (match odds back vs double chance lay).
BTW2 - I am considering setting virtualize to No, but this has one glitch - I will not see price that is ordered originally on the other market, which means I will place my order not as the first one to match (this is also my requirement, not to keep orders, which are not the first in queue to be matched).
Over/Under 2.5 Goals
Goal Lines with handicap 2.5
These are equivalent markets and as per documentation placing an order in one will be reflected in the other market available prices and amounts (in front-end and in listMarketBook if virtualize flag is set to Yes). If application attempts to place an order on the other market too (with lower price now), then it will kind of start a race between my own orders until my minimum price is reached. Does anyone know how to avoid it?
BTW - I was thinking about making sure I do not map to Over/Under markets at all, but when you include LAY orders in the picture, then it is probably impossible to avoid such cross matches (match odds back vs double chance lay).
BTW2 - I am considering setting virtualize to No, but this has one glitch - I will not see price that is ordered originally on the other market, which means I will place my order not as the first one to match (this is also my requirement, not to keep orders, which are not the first in queue to be matched).
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