Gav Looks At Classical Ways To Set Up Your Betting Bank
One of the first things anyone must bear in mind, is the ‘attitude’ or psychology of being a successful player.
Your bank set up should be enough to withstand a disappointing day and I recommend you split your capital into 100 or 150pts.
Though it could be as low as 50pts depending on the strike rate of the bets you are targeting.
Your betting capital is money you have set aside for investment purposes and if you make a mistake and it all goes wrong, it doesn’t impact on your daily budgets.
So if you have a £200 betting bank, a 100pts split would be £2, a 50pt split would be £4 and a 150pt split would be 1.33 etc.
With the above in mind, check over the HRP Platinum Staking Plan and decide today, to work with this staking plan on your bet roster.
Compounding
I recommend you compound your point value at the end of each profitable betting day.
So if you have made 5pts on a 150pt bank, simply reinvest the 5pts into the bank and divide by 150pts for a new point value.
It doesn’t matter how much you have to start with, you will all be doing the same in reinvesting profits and compounding your point value.
Perhaps your target could be reaching a £2,000 betting bank and making £100 per day on average.
There is no rushing in this job, racing goes on 362 days a year.