
25th March 2007, 02:36 PM
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Mad Gambler
Crash is 100% right. Clever maths isn't going to help if your selections are no good. If you can't make a profit at level stakes, no staking plan is going to help. Don't let the Alchemists convince you otherwise.
If your interested in a maths angle try:
MiniMax Staking @ twonix.com
It's quite straight forward. I use it for about 10 lay's each Saturday.
You could also Google for info on the Kelly Criterion but beware you really need to know what your doing with it as it's not for the faint hearted.
If you look a bit laterally you can turn some of the stock and option trading methods to your advantage.
I'm not a fan of increasing stakes to chase losses so advise you to steer clear of plans like these if you think your selection method is a little iffy.
Let us know what you turn up.
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