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What lay betting staking plan would you recommend for a strike rate of 85.7% with average odds of 6.69? 1 lay bet per day.
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Try www.thestakingmachine.com
Lots of staking plans on there and if none of them suit you can go on to devise your own version of one. |
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Gazza,
if you were BACKING a team at 4/7, how much would you risk? therefore: if you are LAYING a team at 7/4, how much would you risk? |
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1the numbers here demonstrate a very low margin , as a rule I'd look at levels ( staking ) , however in truth I'd be looking at improving the margins
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Thanks. I'm hoping the rate strike rate will increase, the data collected is only over a month so there's a way to go before the real pattern emerges, just a set of selection criteria I'm toying with for a daily lay bet on horses. The odds vary considerably so I may have to narrow that down a bit.
I've had a play with the staking machine and run some results through and it suggests Lay 1-4 is most profitable, I would cap with with a max liability at these odds though. A run of a few losing lays will wipe the bank. The thing I struggle with laying is finding the right balance between risk (and so healthy returns) and the capping of liability for when the inevitable losing run comes. It's a larf a minute this laying!  |
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Remember laying is still just betting, except that you're dutching a few horses.
The principles of staking don't vary if you're betting or laying. |
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Lay to what you are comfortable with.
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Just remember you have to wake up with it though.
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you wake up ok if your comfortable to start with.
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I don't think that is necessarily true.
Comfort in a bet is one of the worst feelings to have, from my personal experience. The more comfortable I feel, the more I usually get bitten in the backside. |
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I don't mean comfortable as to whether your bet will
be successful or not, but that the money lost won't be too painful. |
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OK I agree with that.
An important aspect of staking or capital allocation. |