Back-Dutching to lose a fixed amount, with loss recoupment
- Staking Plans
- Fibonacci (Backing)
- Maria Staking Plan
- Laying then recouping loss in several steps
- Backing 'Stop at a winner' with a fixed profit
- Back then double bet size after loss
- Laying according to the '1-4' plan
- Laying according to D'Alembert staking plan
- Lay to a fixed liability, then increase stake by 10% until win
- Lay to a fixed liability, then recoup the loss in the next bet
- Lay by Percentage Point staking plan
- Laying by Ratchet Staking Plan
- Backing by the D'Alembert staking plan
- Back-Dutching to win a fixed amount, with loss recoupment
- Back-Dutching to lose a fixed amount, with loss recoupment
- Universal loss recoupment plan
- Loss recoupment for a losing bet only
- Backing Multi-Link Doubles plan
- Laying Multi-Link Doubles plan
- Laying in Total Goals with loss recoupment
- Square root staking plan
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This is a similar example to "Back-Dutching to win a fixed amount, with loss recoupment". Its main difference is that you don't know how much exactly you will win, as this depends on the prices of the selections you are going to back on. The higher are the prices, the more you will win. But at the same time you need to recoup the losses from the previous market completely, so a slightly more complicated formula is used in this case.
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With a trigger set to Dutch to a certain "Amount to lose", your risks will be the fixed, yet your winnings will differ from market to market.
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