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Old 12th February 2007, 07:09 AM
Bhagwan Bhagwan is offline
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Hi Crash,
Thanks for your input.

Staking plans like any other thing, relies on the ability to hit winners.

If they all get up in the first half & non at the end of the process , no plan will save you except maybe level stakes, in that, one may lose less money.

If one wishes to make a profit every year.
Get your first bank increase at the beginning of the year at level stakes, then stop & wait for next year to come around. There you go , thats how one can make a profit every year. (Just joking)

That is why when doing any sort of progressional, it is important to have a cut off point.
With the ladder staking plan , it's cut off is at bet No.60
That is 60 losers in a row before the bank is bust .

If one does not have a cut off point , one will be created for you .
That is , you will have run out of money.

I keep hearing the same old mantra that a progressional will not work if it cant break even at level stakes.

Well, I'm sorry, but I have to disagree .
With the right plan for the process , it can be done.

I also use a cut off rule if I have a certain No. of outs in a row, before restarting where I left off.

Every selection plan has a run of outs , no matter how good it has proved itself in the past, that is why it is important to try & stop after a certain amount of outs.
Try not to beat oneself up too much when that juicy paying winner gets up without the bet being on , if the plan is any good , there should be more to come in the future.

The idea of stopping & restarting helps to try & address the dredded run of outs issiue.
It may not feel it works for you, but it does give one the feeling that one has some contol over what is happening with their betting when in the midst of the dredded horror run of outs .

I have several staking plans that all show a profit with a level stakes loss, up to -30% LOT & they still recover to make a profit.

The Ladder Staking plan is the simplest & I surgest punters may like to give it a work out on paper first before using any real money, to see if its for them or not.
Remember to restart once in profit.

Staking plans have put me miles in front.
Including betting 2 horses a race , which many say cant be done, "you are betting against yourself" "its impossible!," "mathematically it just cant be done!," "I cant do it, so therefore no one else can."

I have to say, if I can do it , therefore, someone else must also have the same ability, if not more .

But it does require discipline, like anything else, when it comes to real money.
When the real money goes on , a different reality suddenly presents itself.
e.g. Fear
That is why it is so important to start off small & build up from there.

Cheers.
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