[New system for trial.]

Re: New system for trial. OK. After a week I've managed to turn £50 into £61. The worst run was 2 loses followed by a win. I think that in future, if I lose twice I will call that a 'stop lose', this way I should still be in profit, and not risk the bank. I've had a couple of emails from others who are going to give it a try. If you try it please post your results on here. Regards, Mark.

[New system for trial.]

Re: New system for trial. I've been using the system for the last week on tennis, always betting on the player who's odds are about 1.3 The bank is growing steadily. The advantage of tennis over football is 'no draw'. The worst I have gone is 2 loses. The idea maybe to double your money, then start again. Regards, Mark.

[1% 'Steady Drip']

Re: 1% 'Steady Drip' I created a new thread a few days ago. The thread links a spread sheet to calculate your bet. Rather than put all your money on one bet, you can make it last longer. Read the link at: http://www.punterslounge.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23872

[New system for trial.]

Another system! About 3 years ago I started a hobby, this was trying to beat the bookmakers. I’m not a gambler so the greed side of gambling didn’t effect me. After looking at the martingale system, and reading all the slating that it gets, I was convinced that some way it could work. The problem with the martingale system is that you have to usually bet whole £’s. (in roulette). I felt that if I could create a system that would get your previous lose back plus an additional percentage, and be able to withstand a large number of loses then you have the answer. - KEEP READING - IT’S DIFFERENT TO WHAT YOU ARE THINKING. I tried my system on many different sports, the best I can suggest is ‘Home Team’ on football. 50% of home teams win, and with a slight edge the percentage can be as much as 80-90%. So how does the system work? When you download the spreadsheet and see that I’m betting 10p on my first bet you will think that I’m mad. The secret is compound interest. I’m only trying to make 0.2% of my bank per bet. So on a bank of £100 I’m making 2p. WOW!! I hear you say. REMEMBER COMPUND INTEREST. If I place 10 bets per day at 0.2% that is 2% per day. And, 2% per day on £100 over 365 days is £137,740.83. (So don’t laugh at the 10p bet). If you get too greedy and try for more than 0.2% per bet you will fall into the Martingale trap, it’s been proved hundreds of times. Stick to 0.2% and your bank will grow steadily. Why am I telling you this? Well I feel that this system is 99% foolproof, I just feel that if I have others using it, someone will find the other 1%. I could create a program and sell the idea, but as it’s not 100% (mainly due to people’s greed) my conscience wouldn’t stand it. I would be pleased if you would try this, you don’t have to use any real cash, or just try it with £20. The problem with having a small bank is that the spreadsheet may tell you to bet 2p, and the minimum bet on William Hill is 10p - just ‘juggle’ the figures. Download at: www.911-classified.com/members/PuntersLounge.xls REMEMBER DON’T BE GREEDY!!!!!!!! Regards, Mark.