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Presents: STAKING PLANS AND MONEY MANAGEMENT In this report, you will learn:

The importance of establishing a betting bank How to set a maximum liability Staking plans and how you should adjust your stakes according to your betting bank balance The importance of money management

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I have had several requests by clients for advice on staking plans. So in this report, I have highlighted some great staking plans and a very important section on money management. Print it out and read it thoroughly. I hope you all enjoy it and profit from these staking plans. Laying to Liability There are many different staking plans to use when laying horses. The laying to a liability can sometimes be very profitable and should be taken into consideration. I personally never lay over 5/1 or decimal 6 when laying on Betfair this way, if a selections drifts in price and then wins, I always know my maximum liability. Yes, sometimes you will get horses that drift and then lose; but you will also get the occasional horse that drifts and then goes on to win, putting you out of pocket. Lets say you have a betting bank of 1,000 and the horse is 4/1. You should use 5% of your bank for the liability, i.e. 50 so the stake on a 4/1 horse would be 12.50, not massive but safe. Bank 1,000 Maximum liability 5% 50 Odds 4/1 Stake 12.50

If the horse was evens (2/1), then the stake would be 25 Bank 1,000 Maximum liability 5% 50 Odds 2/1 Stake 25.00

This is a very safe way to lay horses. If you want to be more aggressive with your staking then, lay to a liability of 10% of your bank. Bank 1,000 Maximum liability 10% 100 Odds 4/1 Stake 25.00

If the horse was evens (2/1), then the stake would be 50 Bank 1,000 Maximum liability 10% 100 Odds 2/1 Stake 50.00

With this staking method, if you are following shorter priced horses, i.e. between evens and 3/1, you should be making a decent profit over time, so long as the strike rate is good.

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Ratchet Staking System Guidelines Set aside a 40 point bank minimum. For the purpose of this example, consider a bank of 2,000. 1 point equates to 50. Bank 2,000 Day 1: Two Selections, Afeef @ 2/1 & Brave Inca @ 3/1. Lay each horse to 1 point. Both horses lose, so at the end of day 1, add 95 to the bank (i.e. 100 less 5% commission). Bank now stands at 2,095.
Opening Balance Result 2,000.00 Lose 2,047.50 Lose Horse Afeef Brance Inca Odds 2/1 3/1 Decimal odds Bet Commission Net 3.0 50.00 2.50 47.50 4.0 50.00 2.50 47.50 Closing balance 2,047.50 2,095.00

Points 40

Each bet 50

Get 1/40th of this new Bank. 2,095 / 40 = 52.38. This is the new stake for the next days selections. Day 2: Bank 2,095 Points 40 Each bet 52.38

One Selection, Sir Frank Gibson @ 6/4. Lay this horse to 1 point, 52.38. This horse wins the race, so bank decreases by 78.56.
Opening Balance 2,095.00 Result Win Horse Sir Frank Gibson Odds 6/4 Decimal odds 2.5 Bet 52.38 Commission 0 Net (78.56) Closing balance 2,016.44

Bank after day 2 now stands at 2,016.44. As the bank did not increase, the stake for day 3 remains at 52.38. Bank 2,016.44 Points 40 Each bet 52.38 Maintain the bet as per the day before

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Day 3:
Opening Balance Result 2,016.44 Lose 2,066.19 2,115.95 Lose Lose Horse Manogram Back in Front Educate Odds 4/1 2/1 6/4 Decimal odds Bet Commission 5.0 52.38 2.62 3.0 2.5 52.38 52.38 2.62 2.62 Net 49.76 49.76 49.76 Closing balance 2,066.19 2,115.95 2,165.71

Three selections, i.e. Manogram @ 4/1, Back in Front @ 2/1 & Educate @ 6/4. Lay each horse to 1 point. All three horses lose, so add 149.28 to the bank (i.e. 157.14 less 5% commission). The bank after 3 days now stands at 2165.71. Get 1/40th of this. 2165.71/ 40 = 54.14. This is our new stake for the next days selections. Bank 2,165.71 Points 40 Each bet 54.14

Continue this process until your betting bank grows to a predetermined or substantial amount, then happily withdraw your profits and repeat the process with a new Bank. Finally please remember, be sensible, and never bet with money that you cannot afford to lose. STAKING PLAN ONE

Maximum liability set to 5% of your bank Do not bet on any selection that drifts over 5/1 (6.0)

Example 1: If you had a betting bank of 500 your liability would be 25. If the horse was priced at 3/1 (4.0) you would stake 8.33 (25 / 3 = 8.33). If the horse was priced at 5/2 (3.5) you would stake 10 (25 / 2.5 = 10).
Bank 500 500 Maximum liability 5% 25 5% 25 Odds 3/1 5/2 Stake 8.33 10.00

If you are placing the bet on Betfair the liability is displayed as you type in your stake. Just keep adjusting your stake until you have the right liability then submit your bet. You can continue to bet to a liability of 25 and increase it when your betting bank has significantly increased or you can adjust your liability so that it is always 5% of your betting bank.

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Example 2: If your first bet (horse priced at 3/1 and stake 8.33), your bank would increase to 507.91.
Opening Balance 500 Result Lose Horse Example Odds 3/1 Decimal odds 4.0 Bet 8.33 Commission 0.42 Net 7.91 Closing balance 507.91

Your next bet would then be 5% of 507.91 = 25.40 liability.

Bank 507.91 Maximum liability 5% 25.40

This is a great way of steadily increasing your bank over time, plus if you hit a losing run you will be betting less, thus protecting your betting bank. If you are using this system with set stakes, you could bet to larger liability, but I would not recommend going higher than 10%. STAKING PLAN TWO

Set your stake to 2.5% of your bank and have a maximum liability. Set maximum liability to 10% of your bank. Do not bet on any selections that drift over 5/1 (6.0)

Example 1: If your betting bank is 1,000 then you would stake 25, but if the horses odds are over 5.0 then you would reduce your stake so that your liability is not more than 10% of your bank. Stake = 25, Maximum liability = 100
Bank 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 Maximum liability 10% 100 10% 100 10% 100 10% 100 10% 100 10% 100 Odds 2/1 5/2 3/1 4/1 9/2 5/1 Decimal odds 3.0 3.5 4.0 5.0 5.5 6.0 Stake 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 22.22 20.00 Liability 50.00 62.50 75.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

You can see that after 5.0, the stakes gets smaller and the liability remains the same. This is a good way of protecting yourself from big losses whilst still profiting from some bigger priced horses.

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Loss Recovery Plans Just as there are good staking plans there are bad ones, I think the worst I have seen is the one that tells you to double your stake every time your lay wins e.g. you lose So if your stake is 50 and you lose then your next bet will be 50 plus the liability of your losing selection if you lose again it will be 100 plus the liabilities and so on. I am afraid that you will not need many winners to clean out your bank! Money Management
Always keep records of your betting and use a different bank for each system you use, this way you will know which is in profit each month and which is losing.

Be disciplined with your money, as money management is one of the keys to making money betting. If you are on a winning run, dont go and spend your money on silly things because the law of averages says that tomorrow you could be on a losing run and you will need the money that you made yesterday to cover the losses. Always put aside a certain amount for your betting bank that will be used solely for betting purposes and never mix it up with other money i.e. living expenses etc. Use this money as an investment and dont ever spend your betting bank. This will be used as leverage, to make you money. Discipline is another key to making money when laying. Others on Betfair rely on so called mug punters who basically give them their money. If you are having a bad day and you have had a couple of losing bets, dont lay the next best thing! You will be committing one of racings biggest sins and chasing your losses. Stick to the bets you decided on earlier that day and dont impulse bet. When you do have a losing day, just write it off as a 'losing day' they will happen and it is pointless being down about it. Dont worry your luck will turn. Keep a level head about your betting, dont celebrate too much when you are winning and dont be too down about it when you are losing. Remember you have set aside a bank especially for betting purposes and if you lose it, then it wont interfere with your daily living. Dont ever bet more than you can afford to lose! This is the road to the poorhouse and can seriously damage you financially. Save up enough money just for you betting purposes and dont dip into other money of credit cards etc.

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I hope you have enjoyed this free report on staking plans and you use them to make the most out of the Frontline Lay system and of course the 10 Minute Quick Lay System. Keep your eyes peeled for the latest info from the Frontline Lay Community. All the best. Ross the author of the Frontline Lay ebook which shows people how to lay race horses successfully. With experience in a wide variety of sports betting Ross has made a living as a Pro gambler for the last 7 years. As well as horse racing, Ross has profited from football, boxing, tennis and golf. Ross's share's his experiences and current sporting activities giving advice on what it takes to get the job done.