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Old 28th June 2008, 03:51 AM
Bhagwan Bhagwan is offline
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With most staking plans it is usually best to start at the beginning as soon as any profit is made. No matter how small.

That way there is less chance of being caught out on a loosing run of no return due to bank being descimated.

Here is one staking plan that will show a profit if one restarts as soon as any profit is made & requires the punter to be able to hit upon a result that hits approximatly half the odds at level stakes to break even.

2 Step Ladder Progression.
Bet 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 ect.
If a winner is struck that does not put us in profit, repeat that bet.
Recommended bank $1000
This allows for 61 outs in a row.

From the above example out of say 12 bets, a $7.00 winner on the 12th bet or say 2 winners at $3.50 on the 11th & 12th bet, would have us break even , where at level stakes , we would still be behind.

To make any staking plan work , one must have the ability to strike winners , even betting level stakes .

Here is the 60 Pt Target plan.
Divisor is 60 to start with , to a target of say $100 plus any future losses. Using a bank of $200

We reduce the divisor by the winners dividend + 1 , so as to calculate the next divisor, e.g. 60 - ($3.00 div + 1) = new divisor 56
We stay on this divisor until another winner is struck ,before reducing the divisor accordingly.

It is a good idea to start again once half of the target , has been acheived
e.g. $50 , that way one is not risking resources to get the other $50 because one will see that the bets start getting higher to acheive the remaining $50

With this plan, one could have 60 loosers in a row & still have plenty left over to continue.

A good source of winners can be had by targeting a reliable tipster's top 2 selections & betting the horse with the best place percentage between
1%-69%

Let us all know what your findings are based on past results.

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