6th May 2009, 05:47 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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I agree with completely with your comment but when us newbies start, our banks can be fairly small. So betting a small % of our bank gives small returns.
So we must double our bank several times before our "designated profit" is a decent size.
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Originally Posted by crash
Profit is not profit in any type of gambling unless it is spent elsewhere.
My humble suggestion would be to stay on flat stakes and when you reach a designated profit [say 50 units] remove it and keep betting the same flat stake. Too many punters increase their bets after a profit and end up giving it back to the TAB or Bookie!
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