There are several staking plans that are appropriate to those who are investing in any kind of gambling pursuit. However, the main one that we recommend is by far the most common plan and is one that will allow your bank to grow at an ever increasing rate as it reflects your high strike rate and positive results.

Prior to every bet being placed, the bank must be divided by 50 to give you your stake value.
If starting with a bank of £500 for example, you would divide by 50 to give you your stake value.

£500 / 50 = £10.00

This is your profit should the horse lose its race. The new bank would be £509.50, if we take into consideration the commission.
Prior to the next lay we would again divide by 50

£509.50 / 50 = £10.19

This is the new stake value and is an increase on the first stake by about 2%. You would keep on repeating this method prior to every lay bet. This method will allow your bank to increase exponentially and so speed up the time that you will reach any set target you might have set for yourself.

If you are not sure which staking policy to adopt you can do worse than to use a level stakes approach. This is what we have shown our results to and this is really the fundamental test for any service or system. Success should first and foremost be measured against a level staking plan and if it shows a good return then you can look into ways of improving figures. The most important element you have to decide is what your stake value will be. You may decide to divide your starting balance by 30 or 100 to give a figure. This figure will be the same that you will keep on using indefinitely; or up to a point when you want to adjust it. It will also be a figure that you are comfortable risking and not one that will risk too much of your bank or won't provide you with enough profit.

If ever you are unsure about your staking you can email us any time and we will endeavour to answer your questions to the best of our ability.