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# MyTemplates (pre-match)
In this section, you can define the settings used for both pre-match and live betting offers, using a template system. Templates allow the user to ‘overlay’ a bespoke set of configurations for matches, including the definition of dynamic margins that can be applied uniquely to every market in every tournament within a sport.
An unlimited number of templates can be created in advance, ready to be deployed at the right time, which could even be a specific match. From the ‘My templates’ section of the Config, the user can edit any templates already in existence or create a new template.
A template can be configured to:
* Define dynamic margins
* Switch any market off or on
* Define the accepted odds values and rounding rules through the ladders
* Adjust how the defined margin for that market is spread across the outcomes
* Define on a bespoke basis how markets with multiple lines operate
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