Bookies Bank V2 Staking Plan

The Bookies Bank V2 Staking Plan is a strategic betting approach designed to systematically recover losses by adjusting stakes based on cumulative losses and the odds of subsequent bets. This method aims to balance risk and reward, providing a structured pathway to regain losses while maintaining control over your betting bank.

Key Features of the Bookies Bank V2 Staking Plan:

  1. Initial Setup:

    • Starting Bank: Determine your initial bankroll (e.g., £200).
    • Initial Bet Percentage: Set a fixed percentage of the starting bank for the first bet (e.g., 1%, resulting in a £2 stake).
  2. Stake Calculation After a Loss:

    • Series Loss: Sum the total losses incurred in the current betting series.
    • Recovery Stake: Calculate by dividing the series loss by the decimal odds minus 1, of the next bet and one.
      • For example, with a series loss of £2 and upcoming bet odds of 3.5:
        • Recovery Stake = £2 ÷ (3.5 – 1) = £2 ÷ 2.5 = £0.80
    • Total Stake: Add the default stake to the recovery stake to determine the total stake for the next bet.
      • Total Stake = Default Stake + Recovery Stake
      • Using the example above: £2 (Default Stake) + £0.80 (Recovery Stake) = £2.80
  3. Progression After Consecutive Losses:

    • Continue adjusting the stake for each subsequent bet using the same calculation method, incorporating the cumulative series loss and the odds of the next bet.
    • For instance, if the second bet also loses, the series loss becomes £4.80. Assuming the next bet has odds of 3.5:
      • Recovery Stake = £4.80 ÷ (3.5 – 1) = £4.80 ÷ 2.5 = £1.92
      • Total Stake = £2 (Default Stake) + £1.92 (Recovery Stake) = £3.92
  4. Resetting the Series:

    • Once a bet wins and the series loss is fully recovered, the series resets, and staking reverts to the initial default stake.
  5. Stop-Loss Mechanism:

    • To prevent stakes from escalating during prolonged losing streaks, implementing a stop-loss limit is advisable. This cap ensures that stakes do not exceed a predetermined threshold, safeguarding the betting bank.

Practical Example:

Assume a starting bank of £200 and an initial bet percentage of 1% (£2 stake).

  • Bet 1:

    • Stake: £2
    • Outcome: Loss
    • Series Loss: £2
  • Bet 2:

    • Odds: 3.5
    • Recovery Stake: £2 ÷ 2.5 = £0.80
    • Total Stake: £2 (Default) + £0.80 = £2.80
    • Outcome: Loss
    • Series Loss: £2 (Bet 1) + £2.80 (Bet 2) = £4.80
  • Bet 3:

    • Odds: 3.5
    • Recovery Stake: £4.80 ÷ 2.5 = £1.92
    • Total Stake: £2 (Default) + £1.92 = £3.92
    • Outcome: Win
    • Winnings: £3.92 × 3.5 = £13.72
    • Net Profit: £13.72 – £3.92 = £9.80
    • Series Loss Recovered: £4.80 (Total Loss) – £9.80 (Net Profit) = -£5 (Profit)
    • Series Resets
Bookies Bank V2 Example Screenshot

Additional Features in The Staking Machine (TSM):

  • Customizable Settings: TSM allows users to adjust the default stake size, set stop-loss limits, and link the default stake to the cumulative total, providing flexibility in managing the staking plan.
  • Phantom Bets: Users can add ‘phantom’ bets at the start of a new series to increase the target. These are considered losing bets and are incorporated at the beginning of the series to adjust the recovery target accordingly.
Bookies Bank V2 Example Settings

By employing the Bookies Bank V2 Staking Plan, bettors can strategically manage their stakes to recover losses systematically. However, it’s crucial to implement appropriate risk management measures, such as stop-loss limits, to prevent stakes from escalating during extended losing streaks.

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