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# Templates

Margin Templates allow users to configure how margins are applied to odds and control which markets are available.

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### Margin Assignment Levels

Margins can be configured and assigned at **three levels**:

* **Sport** — applies the margin configuration across the selected sport.
* **League** — applies the configuration to a specific league.
* **Event** — applies the configuration to a specific event.

This allows users to define general margin settings at the sport level and apply more specific configurations to particular leagues or events when needed.

Within a template, margins can also be configured **individually for each market**, and specific markets can be enabled or disabled.

### Template Assignment

A template can be assigned at different levels:

* **Sport** — applies to events within the selected sport.
* **League** — applies to events within a specific league.
* **Event** — applies to a specific event.

This allows general margin settings to be created while still providing more specific configuration where needed.

### Creating a Template

When creating a template, select the **sport** and configure:

* **Template Name**
* **Rounding method** — ceil, floor, or round
* **Precision** — number of decimal places used for the resulting odds
* **Margin** — the margin to apply to each market
* **Market Status** — enables or disables individual markets

The **Apply margin to all markets** option can be used to quickly set the same margin for all markets. Individual markets can then be adjusted separately.

### Market Configuration

Each market can have its own margin and status.

For example, users can:

* Apply different margins to specific markets.
* Disable markets that should not be provided.
* Enable markets individually when required.
* Search for a specific market by name.

This makes it possible to use one template while maintaining market-specific configuration.

### Time-Based Rules

Additional rules can be added to a market to change its margin depending on the event start time.

Available conditions include:

* **Before match start**
* **At match start**
* **After match start**

Each rule can define its own margin and time condition.

For example, a market can use one margin before the event starts and another after the event has started.

### Managing Templates

Existing templates are available on the **Templates** page, where they can be **edited** or **deleted**.

The **Assigned Templates** section can be used to view and manage templates that have already been assigned.

This is probably enough for the GitBook page. I wouldn't explain the mathematical margin calculation here — that belongs in a separate **Margin** reference/concept section if you decide to document it later.