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![]() Sure will put something together for you and no 11 bets is correct for a parlay.
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Hi Shaun, I'm finding it difficult to follow your 60% method if you have a loss. Are you saying that if the 1st bet losers (-$66) then you would continue the 4 bet parlay (another 3 bets) using 60% of the remaining $44 (which works out to be $26.40)? The remaining 3 bets in the sequence wouldn't get that much back. Or do you just start a new sequence if you have a loss with $66 again? I'm confused. ![]() |
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![]() The maths i used are something Bhagwan posted years ago that i remember.
The idea was to use the maths to place a 4 horse parlay on different races as most tabs only let you do it on the one venue. Testarosa used a similar idea but placed his bets manually but using the 4 horse parlay or similar. So what we have is a rolling set of bets that never ends, because this is not a strict 4 horse parlay you can decide on the amount you would bet for your parlay lets say 110 and because each new bet starts a new set of 4 races you would put 60% of your new bet plus all accumulated winnings on the next bet. Now because this is continuous we need some points where we collect winnings, i should be able to make an excel sheet to do this all you would need to do is put in a starting amount and winning prices. |
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