30th May 2018, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by The Ocho
I suppose what I am asking is how can you compare the two methods to see which one is going better than the other? Is it a matter of averaging out the odds for the losing and/or winning bets?
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As Mark said its either Profit on turnover or just plain $'s made for comparison.
I was add drawdown to that analysis.
If you went the liability method and lost 4 times you would lose 4 units. If you lose 4 horses at $5, $10 ,$4 and $6 then you have lost 25 units using the other staking. |