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schnyder_fan
16 Feb 15 11:55
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If you have a laying strategy that is going to be laying at different odds how do you come up with what stake size to use? (ie. the stake size relative to the other stakes in the same strategy).

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Latalomne
When: 16 Feb 15 15:07
If it's a strategy for which you already have some results data to hand, set up some Excel spreadsheets using different staking plans and compare.

If you don't have access to that, it's difficult to say.
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BJT
When: 18 Feb 15 03:50
Most efficient way will always be bet to payout.

Have your stake as the payout figure.

eg Stake 100
Bet 1 at 10.00 = 10.00
Bet 2 at 3.00 = 33.33
Bet 3 at 5.00 = 20.00


etc etc etc etc

That way you will never risk more on a bet just because of the odds and if your edge is uniform across all odds, then on any winning bet, you would on average have invested the same monetary figure.
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