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Going through my various books, etc - I came accross this. Your thoughts please? Arrange your bets in-groups of 8 starting a fresh group every 9th bet. The complete staking is: - Group: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Staking: 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

The maximum outlay is equal to 28 points. Should 7 successive losers materialise on any sequence, start a fresh group for the losing operation only, on the 8th bet and increase stakes by the percentage lost. Revert to original stakes for the sequence following the recovery of losses.

Decrease by one point after each loser. After a win, increase the last stake used by the odds or winning percentage of the winner. Then decrease this by one point after each loser until the next winner is found then again increase the last stake used by the odds or winning percentage of the winner. Bets are under control at all times, as you bet after previous results are known. This staking method can be used for most selection systems even with favourites and second favourites.

The following example shows how a straight win bet becomes a double, and then a treble in spite of intervening losers, and is always under control -the sequence of winners being immaterial. EXAMPLE:

RESULT PROFIT LOSS GROUP STAKE

lost - 7 1 7

won 2/1 12 - 2 6

won 3/1 24 - 3 8

won 6/1 66 - 4 11

lost - 17 5 17

lost - 16 6 16

lost - 15 7 15

won 4/1 56 - 8 14

Winning points: 158 minus Losing points: 55 Equals: 103
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