I don't have one, and am finding it quite hard to hit the nail on the head with a definate staking system that suits me. Selecting a winner is hard enough, but knowing how to back them is harder.

Staking team assemble...

In other words, asking for help.

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GO VOUVRAY

This maybe of interest.

Ladder Staking Plan
http://www.propun.com.au/racing_for...ead.php?t=14684


Cheers,
Brian.

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Cheers.

Oaksy,

Just try settling on a sensible % of bank. Usually about 2 to 5% per bet.

Alternatively, if your like me and most other punters where bets from our bank are 'percentage of pocket' on any given betting day, just divide it all up it to the amount of bets your comfortable with.

If you can't win flat stakes, [any] staking systems will make things worse because they just magnify wins ......and loses!
Not much chop if your losing.

In the long run it's better to bet flat stakes and concentrate on your selection processes: Type of bet, type of race, number of bets, handicapping method etc. and bet the smallest amounts of money [keep the betting day banks as low as possible] that will still create a bit of interest.

If you can't work up to % profitability on $2 bets, why bet $10 to $50 ?

If I'm having a bad spell, I'll kick down to $2 bets no worries until my eye is back in. It's easy to say 'why didn't I have $50 on that winner instead of $2'!
What we forget to also say is: 'why didn't I have $2 on that loser instead of $50'! ......just add up the times you say both for a couple of weeks and when you count more of the former exclamations than the latter, increase your betting amount:-)

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Probably the easiest is to bet to take out X amount each race.
I assume you bet FIXED price with an internet bookmaker .

At 5/1 $20 to win $100.

By doing this you can bet any number of horses in a race ( according to available prices )

I have often bet 4 or 5 horses in a race to profit whichever one wins.

Cheers.
darky.

Unless your betting in 4 or 5 horse races darky and can still get 5/1 [lol], boy that odds-on [in reality] betting method can get reaaal expensive unless your nailing almost every race!

Hi CRASH.
It works well for me.
The maximum I would outlay to win $100 would be around the $70 mark ( with 4 - 5 horses )but most times considerably less.

For myself I am definitely NOT in favor of betting 1 horse a race as I believe there is ALWAYS a danger ( or 3 ) and this way suits me admirably.

Today I would be betting the Ballarat Cup ( winnerinsix) at Daves rated prices.

Cheers.
darky.

Ive been making some notes, and this is the one that has taken my likening at the moment.

$20 a day

1st bet $10 WIN
(if no return) 2nd bet $5 WIN
("") 3rd bet $2 WIN
("") 4th bet $2 WIN
("") 5th bet $1 WIN

My goal in a day, is $40. So double my money.

If the first bet wins and pays less than $4.
Then you start back at the top of the cycle.

Effectively it would become
2nd bet $10 WIN
(if no return) 3rd bet $5 WIN
("") 4th bet $2
and so on.

My day ends when I lose $20 or when I lose on my last bet (the $1 to win).

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GO VOUVRAY

You know Murphy, your 5th bet [only] will win every time!

You could have 5x$2 bets and if you strike a winner, double the next bet to $4. If it wins or loses go back to $2. If the next bet wins go back up to $4 again etc.

Well if my fifth bet was to win all the time, I could simply go into reverse.

1st bet $1 WIN
2nd...3rd...4th...
5th bet $10 WIN

At this stage, I am only certain of one thing. Total loss on a given day will be $20. The main target is a profit of $20 per day, and that will end the days betting.

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GO VOUVRAY

Have 1 $20 bet a day for 5 days. If 2 of them win your looking good and if 3 ...your rolling in clover!