Lay by Percentage Point staking plan
- 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
- Loss recoupment by Brad Jones
- Laying by Kelly staking plan
- Backing by Kelly plan
- Labouchere
- English
- Switch per la lingua italiana
For version 6.0 or higher
This is an implementation of the "Percentage Point Staking Plan" described in this article. The only difference is that the trigger will lay instead of backing.
The betting starts with deciding how many bets you want to place based on your starting bank and the liability of an average bet. For example, if you have £1000 in your account, and the liability of each bet should be £10, then you aim at placing 100 bets (or points).
After each bet's result is known (i.e. won or lost) the liability of the next bet is the new size of your bank divided by the number of points within it.
Right-click here to download the trigger file.
The triggers were run in a series of horse races "Place" markets.
Pay attention to the first trigger in the file. It actually defines the number of points in the plan based on the current bank and the liability of an average bet, which is equal to the default lay amount in the first market. Edit the numbers in this trigger if you need to make amendments.
Here is a sample account statement record.
a pig in a poke
of the software in PDF
like you
of MarketFeeder Pro
