Calculated Odds in Excel

[Castillo]

Hi All

If your odds in Column O were generated by a formula and it happens to work out at say 2.75 and a BACK bet was made at these odds, would the bet be accepted by Betfair as it should be 2.74 or 2.76. I would let my spreadsheet loose to test it, but it still needs a little fine tuning.
Let one loose the other day and it went crazy..BACK BACK & more BACK's lucky it was on the winner.
Before I let a spreadsheet loose, I now tie up most of my funds in a market say in a weeks time, LAY at 1.01 knowing it won't get matched, just remember to cancel it before the OFF though

[Mitch]

I'm sure I remember reading somewhere on the forum that BA will work out the closest proper odds to the figure you supply in Column 0.

In my routines I have a sheet with a list of all the correct odds and use a VLOOKUP with FALSE as the last argument which will pick the nearest real odds below the figure you feed into it.

[GaryRussell]

You are correct. There is no need to adjust your odds as the program will do it for you.

I'm sure I remember reading somewhere on the forum that BA will work out the closest proper odds to the figure you supply in Column 0.

In my routines I have a sheet with a list of all the correct odds and use a VLOOKUP with FALSE as the last argument which will pick the nearest real odds below the figure you feed into it.

[Castillo]

You are correct. There is no need to adjust your odds as the program will do it for you.

I'm sure I remember reading somewhere on the forum that BA will work out the closest proper odds to the figure you supply in Column 0.

In my routines I have a sheet with a list of all the correct odds and use a VLOOKUP with FALSE as the last argument which will pick the nearest real odds below the figure you feed into it.

Thanks for the info...
Cheers, Castillo