...11 in a row at last look...
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My Brother gave me his old Spectrum computer at the weekend.
That brings back memories.
I am going to take it to the Retro meet later this month to see what they think :-)
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Hi there.
If you have been following the "Not for Everyone" lays, you may have seen that it had a full day of wins on Monday.
I only managed to catch two selections yesterday...
...and they both won as well (The selection lost the race).
Click Here to see the results (and get the daily selections).
https://greyhorsebot.co.uk/page.asp?id=283
That made it 11 winners in a row.
I am getting plenty of emails about the selections...
...and possible staking/recovery ideas.
Rob said he uses the Retirement Plan on "lays".
I thought this was a "Back" recovery plan...
...But he uses it on Lays to great effect.
This is how Rob explained it.
"The target at the start of any series is always Stake x Divisor, where the stake is the initial percent to bet. In our case 2% of £100 = £2. Our average odds is set at 3 so therefore the divisor is 2 x 3 = 6. This confirms our target as £2 x 6 = £12.
The first bet lost.
Our Target is now the initial £12. Therefore, our series loss is now £12 + £2 = £14. Our new target is £14.
The stake for the 2nd bet is £14 divided by the divisor of 6 = £2.33
The 2nd Bet lost. The target for the 3rd bet is now £12 + £2 + £2.33 = £16.33
Therefore the stake for the 3rd bet is £16.33 divided by the divisor of 6 = £2.72
The 3rd Bet won with a profit of £2.72
£16.33 – £2.72 = £13.61. That is the target for Bet 4.
Once we get to Bet 7, the divisor has increased to 7. This is because the amount of bets since the previous reset is greater than the divisor. When this happens, the divisor increases by 1. In other words, 7 Bets is greater than the divisor of 6. So the new divisor is 7.
Bet 7 target is £21.62. The stake is therefore £21.62 divided by 7 = £3.09
Bet 7 Won with a profit of £15.45. This makes the new target lower than our initial target of £12. Therefore the series resets and we start again."
There was a picture to explain this better, but I couldn't download it.
I also presume that the target is "Liability", not stake...
...But I will confirm that.
Just so you know, the average price for NFE lays is 9.29 (8.29 if you take off the 1).
That will probably change things a bit...
...But Rob uses this on football and horse racing.
Click Here to see the results (and get the daily selections).
https://greyhorsebot.co.uk/page.asp?id=283
I think that is enough to take in for today :-)
Until Next time.
Malcolm
I create the tools so you can find the winners.
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