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these challenges seem to be very popular these days but i was wondering what is the best way to profit from them. No matter what research you do, 0-0 is always potentially around the corner and with that a bust bank. I was thinking about this staking plan. Start with £100 at an average price of 1.06, bank is doubled at about 12 bets. Then start again with original stake, double that with 12 bets and start again. When the inevitable 0-0 turns up you would lose only your current betting stake and still have your bank intact. Avoids losing everything on one 0-0 although it takes much longer to build up your winnings. I know people bank along the way but this is a set system of banking, double your stake and start again. What do people think?? Anyone bet this way or are 0-0 lays just a waste of time?? I've done a few (33 my best run) but always went all in to my detriment. Opinions welcome.
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1+ Goal Challenges, nobody does this challenge anymore.
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yeah, they're all laying 0-0's now!!
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altobeli my friend, it is a good system but anythink you decide need also a lot of luck.Today i decided to start a similar system and i lost from the first bet!!!kaiser-ahlen 0-0!!
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Ive been reading these threads too and decided to have a go - started on 8th with a fiver- Ive not been doing all in but building up using ,at first 2 banks - doing on average 4 a bets a day-and now at £30 and doing 4 x £7.50 - Ive had 3 x0-0 in that time and have a time or two done 2+goals, with using more than one bank the 0-0s havnt caused that much trouble. I know I havnt made much but Im more testing my selection process than anything- I might bank £50 if I get there and start again orjust keep increasing as I am doing. Have a go - its not too stressful.good luck
Bad luck with Kaiserlautern - I did it as a single bet and lost - only learnt on another thread that they had their 2 strikers out - so it wasnt a bad choice |