How many units in a bank of bets?
Just a bank of bets is the total number of units (ie £ 1) you have bet. One unit is the amount of money bet per race \ new horse, for example, £ 1 per bet. I generally like to keep a bank of about 30 units bet, if my unit had bets of £ 1 that a bank would need 30 pounds, if my unit is 10 pounds, which requires at least 300 pounds and if you bet £ 100 on horseback£ 3,000. It 'important that the money the bank will start betting with money you can afford to miss. Never use money that you need for your life. A bank of betting will help you take the time in which the winners are few and far between. And secondly, if your using money that can afford to lose, you're much more relaxed and confident in your selection, it is not so relaxed that you take unnecessary risks, but you have won acceptance in a relaxing,in fact most probably more losers than winners. Learning to accept and deal with losing streaks as important as finding winners.
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Banks incremental
If your bet of 1 € on horseback, as you reach the point where you pay £ 100 to £ 3,000 horses in your account without blemish and without waiting to win up to 3000 points accumulated can bet on it. That's the bet the bank acts necessarily incremental. Its winners and losers will be added and subtracted fromBank as a whole, every time that an important point will be reached in total (assuming you are in profit). Share your betting bank by the number of units used, and that is your new unit for each horse. For example. When you start with a bank of £ 30 with € 1 for every horse to the point where the bank has reached 45 pounds, the sum divided by 30 is a new unit of € 1.50. Once the bank reaches 60 pounds divided by 30 is equal to € 2 for the selection. This continues until you reach the point whereYou want to set for each unit, for example £ 100 per bet. Then, if your bank will siphon more than £ 3,000 that accumulate in the form of profits and maintain a constant amount in your bank. This whole process can seem daunting, but your bank from € 30 double room for € 60 to double the bet is no more difficult than doubled from £ 1500 to £ 3,000 to £ 50 to £ 100 bet.
The rule of 10% or 3-position
One of the disadvantages of using a horse race (or any other sport)Your bets bet is that you can not control the amount of that going to be produced in a given day. Used as a system with the Avon Handicap different filters to limit or expand the amount of bets can be seen. But even if prescribed by a filter of a special day like Friday, where you can make up to seven sessions of six, seven or more bets. Sods law states that lose in one day all this will affect your betsBank and Trust. To mitigate this happens, you can use 10% or 3-point rule. This implies that the maximum amount of money that you make your betting bank by 10% to a maximum of 3 points. For example, if a bet a total of 50 points and have the money in cash is £ 500 (£ 10 per point) is the best for you this day 10% or 50 pounds. If you get 3 points, the maximum is 3 x £ 10 is 30 €. If on this day there are three runners with 3-point rule would be£ 10 per episode, with 10% that would be £ 10 so that the 1-point (unit) amount, so that the amounts would think £ 30 is only a 10% maximum. If there were six selections, betting £ 10 for each bet (£ 60), the total will exceed the maximum allowed for both approaches. In this situation, we divide the number of operations (6) for a maximum amount for each method. So, for the 3-point method 6 in 30 (£ 30) is 5, which is £ 5 per bet. Divided by the method 10% 6to 50 (£ 50) is equal to 8.33 (say 8), to £ 8 per bet. I personally use the 3-point rule does not matter what size bank, if I have a new system and only small amounts per bet (£ 1) bets in this case, my bank is actually 100 plus.
All systems of race horses have bad days, his hope that the best systems have fewer bad days, this method creates a safe haven for these difficult conditions.
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