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mal1964
09 Apr 10 09:15
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i need help with a staking plan i will explain if im on the correct forum.
Thanks guys , gl

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By:
-£££££-
When: 09 Apr 10 09:16
Steak himself will be along in a minute to help
By:
metro john
When: 09 Apr 10 09:16
yes!
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 09:20
god one £££££s
By:
lmfao
When: 09 Apr 10 09:22
steady £2 on each bet is recommended- no chasing
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 09:29
I have a system that selects 3 horses every day , the results so far are 104 winners from 210 bets .

from the 106 loosing horses 55 have placed

The odds range from odds onn to 4/1

the longest loosing run was 6 selections , which happnd once , and the longest winning run has been 5 or 4 which happns often.

I thought of doing them 80/20 or stopping at a winner and starting again .

thanks for any advice in advance . gl
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 09:40
any advice please
By:
crediter
When: 09 Apr 10 09:42
104 winners...give tommo a ring.
By:
tambhoy5
When: 09 Apr 10 09:45
give me the system and i wll help.
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 09:47
the system is good i just need a plan of actioni
By:
tambhoy5
When: 09 Apr 10 09:50
treble your stakes if its that good...google staking plans,plenty of them.
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 09:59
thanks tambhoy5
By:
Pinza
When: 09 Apr 10 11:19
You shouldn't need a staking system with a 50% strike rate.
Try level stake with a 10% increase after a winner and vice versa decrease with a loser for win bets.
By:
BJG
When: 09 Apr 10 11:21
http://www.thestakingmachine.com/kelly.php

;)
By:
Stake & Chips
When: 09 Apr 10 11:23
It cannot be done.
By:
fairweather
When: 09 Apr 10 11:26
I found this extremely informative...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_eYSuPKP3Y
By:
swift-tuttle
When: 09 Apr 10 11:27
I use this formula for backs

=IF(M2M1,(2*I8),(((M2-M1)/100)*0.4)+(2*I8))

where M2 is Bank Now,
M1 is Initial Bank,
I8 is a multiplier to govern minimum stake, the multiplier can be set to whatever you are happy for your minimum stake to be, it works by multiplying £2 to whatever value you set it at
By:
swift-tuttle
When: 09 Apr 10 11:29
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=IF(M2 less than M1,(2*I8),(((M2-M1)/100)*0.4)+(2*I8))
By:
FotofinisMAN
When: 09 Apr 10 11:29
the system is 1 (play it writes) the FOTOFINISMAN
here.
Has 50% success with a huge price!!!!will're 100% earned (tried)
By:
tyson1984
When: 09 Apr 10 11:41
every tenner you got bet a penny to 5 p is good long term probly
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 11:57
thanks guys , and gl
By:
beetle
When: 09 Apr 10 12:13
mal1964 09 Apr 09:29


I have a system that selects 3 horses every day , the results so far are 104 winners from 210 bets .

from the 106 loosing horses 55 have placed

The odds range from odds onn to 4/1

the longest loosing run was 6 selections , which happnd once , and the longest winning run has been 5 or 4 which happns often.

I thought of doing them 80/20 or stopping at a winner and starting again .

thanks for any advice in advance . gl


Mal, if as you say, this is a system and assuming that you do not deviate from the system, then 210 bets with an longest losing run of 6 means that your average odds are 1.78. Doesn't this make it a losing system? And if so, no staking plan will help you.
By:
jurassicpark
When: 09 Apr 10 12:20
It would appear to be a winning system if he was lumping on certain selections that won and not others which happened to lose. Level stakes it would probably be a losing system.
By:
mal1964
When: 09 Apr 10 12:22
good point beetle
By:
beetle
When: 09 Apr 10 12:31
Mal, I suggest that you carry on collecting the data and then filter it by different criteria. There may well be a profit in there somewhere but you would need bigger numbers.

The obvious thing tho is that as it is a system, doing the opposite would currently return a profit :)
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