Relationship between capital and return?
 

Hello everyone,

A couple of questions about the AFL package...

I'm interested in getting the AFL package, but what is the relationship between the amount of capital I have, the amount to bet each week, and the expected long term return.

For example, say I have $2000 I am prepared to risk over the 2007 season, how much should I bet each week and what return might I get on that over the year?

Does the AFL package give you a system suitable for relative beginners to follow...or do I still have to make lots of decisions myself?

Thanks for your responses,
Ken

I would suggest you need to invest the amount that the bet warrants.
If you feel more confident, then bet more.
Each individual bet is just that. And the amount invested should not bear any relation to previous or future bets.
Of course you wish to get through losing runs and perhaps should limit your total weekly investments to perhaps 10% of your BANK.
Which would mean investing $200 of your Starting Bank.
And if you can earn 30% profit on that over the season, it would be a win of at least doubling your Initial Bank.

The hardest part is to control yourself and not shake when you have a nasty loss.If you ever get depressed or angry about a loss, it is because you have invested more than your comfortable limit.