General Betting
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plain to bet on various markets where combined odds are 35.0 or above
Starting off with a bank of 200 and playing with real money
one rule is that each selection must have a chance of winning.
IE not backing 2 outcomes in same market.
Qpr v wigan
3-1 @ 26.0 - 0.24 points
qpr ht/ft @ 4.1 - 1.55 points
qpr -1 @ 5.3 - 1.2 points
Starting off with a bank of 200 and playing with real money
one rule is that each selection must have a chance of winning.
IE not backing 2 outcomes in same market.
Qpr v wigan
3-1 @ 26.0 - 0.24 points
qpr ht/ft @ 4.1 - 1.55 points
qpr -1 @ 5.3 - 1.2 points
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Martingale word should be got rid of ASAP on any thread started, as there is only 1 outcome.
GL though   |
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Suggest you check out "The Retirement Staking Plan" , as if you want to use an increasing staking method. Here is a link below....You can still lose your bank though if you don't have an edge etc etc
http://www.grandstand.com.au/retirementstakingplan/ |
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thanks dfc i had a read of it.
Its a bit complicated but will read over it again. This thread title should not have included the word martingale. My mistake. Its actually a progressive staking plan which i worked on yesterday |
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I used reverse labouchere for my NHL bank this year. Worked well for 1X2 sports
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i have spent the last 24 hours going through my betting history. A very big sample size
there is a common theme with the results. I have a decent strike rate so going to take it further. It will be based on the cs market. Now that i had decided on my method i had to work on a staking plan which suits my strike rate and avg odds i have found one that maximises profit on a good run and protects your bank when on a losing run The leyton orient and oeste matches last nite were very good for me i am excited about this. Its probably the best system i have worked on average odds, strike rate and staking plan really are the 3 most important things as a gambler. |