Bet Calculator UI Manual
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Managing Currency Factor

Adding a Default Currency Factor

  1. Click Add Currency button

  2. Fill in the fields:

    • Currency Code: Exactly 3 characters

    • Currency Type: Native or Truncated

    • Factor: Whole number ≥ 1

  3. (Optional) Check Apply to existing games to add this currency to all games with Base + Currency Factor mode

  4. Click Add Default Currency Factor

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Editing a Default Currency Factor

  1. Click the edit (pencil) icon next to the currency

  2. Modify the Factor value (Currency Code and Type cannot be changed)

Note: The Currency Code and Currency Type fields are disabled during editing, as they form the unique identifier. Only the Factor value can be updated.

  1. (Optional) Check Update existing games to update this factor in all games that currently use it

  2. Click Save Changes

 

Deleting a Default Currency Factor

  1. Click the delete (trash) icon next to the currency

  2. (Optional) Check Remove from all games to delete this currency from all games that use it

  3. Confirm the deletion

 

Bulk Import from JSON

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For adding multiple currencies at once:

  1. Click Import JSON button

  2. Paste JSON data in the format:

    {
      "USD": { "factor": 1, "type": "native" },
      "EUR": { "factor": 1, "type": "native" },
      "JPY": { "factor": 100, "type": "native" },
      "JPY": { "factor": 1, "type": "truncated" },
      "IDR": { "factor": 4000, "type": "native" },
      "IDR": { "factor": 4, "type": "truncated" }
    }
    

Note: When a currency has both native and truncated versions (like JPY or IDR), you must import them in separate batches since JSON keys must be unique.

  1. (Optional) Check Apply to existing games

  2. Click Import Currencies

Validation Rules

  • Currency codes must be exactly 3 characters

  • Each currency can have only one native and one truncated version

  • Currency type is determined by the "type" property ("native" or "truncated")

  • Factors must be whole numbers ≥ 1