Recovery Type 2 Staking Plan

The Recovery Type 2 Staking Plan is a disciplined and systematic approach to betting, designed to recover losses gradually without risking excessive bankroll exposure. Unlike other staking plans, it calculates stakes based on the series deficit, which reflects the cumulative total of all stakes placed. In recovery mode, each winning bet reduces the series deficit by its stake, not the profit generated, ensuring a realistic and measured progression toward recovery.

With its built-in reset mechanism after two consecutive wins, the plan offers simplicity, stability, and precision, making it an excellent choice for bettors seeking long-term control over their bankroll.

Key Features of the Recovery Type 2 Staking Plan

1. Series Deficit Tracking

   • The series deficit accounts for the cumulative stakes placed during a betting sequence. Winning bets reduce the deficit by their stake, enabling gradual recovery.

2. Controlled Risk During Losses

   • During losing streaks, stakes remain at a base level (typically a percentage of the bankroll) to minimize exposure and protect the betting capital.

3. Measured Recovery Progression

   • After a win, stakes increase proportionally to the remaining series deficit, ensuring steady recovery without aggressive escalation.

4. Reset Mechanism After Two Wins

   • Once two consecutive bets win, the series deficit resets to zero, and stakes return to the base level, stabilizing the progression.

How the Recovery Type 2 Staking Plan Works

1. Base Stake:

   • Typically set as a percentage of the bankroll (e.g., 1%). For a £100 bankroll, the base stake would be £1.

2. Losses:

   • Each losing bet adds its stake to the series deficit. Stakes remain at the base level during losing streaks.

3. Wins in Recovery Mode:

   • Each winning bet reduces the series deficit by the stake of the winning bet, not the profit generated. Stakes are adjusted to reflect the updated deficit.

4. Reset Mechanism:

   • After two consecutive wins, the series resets to the base stake, and the deficit clears.

Worked Example

Let’s consider a bettor with a £100 bankroll and a base stake of 1% (£1). The series deficit reflects the cumulative stakes placed.

Sequence of Bets

1. Bet 1: Loss (-£1)

   • Series Deficit: £1
   • Next Stake: £1

2. Bet 2: Loss (-£1)

   • Series Deficit: £2 (£1 + £1)
   • Next Stake: £1

3. Bet 3: Loss (-£1)

   • Series Deficit: £3 (£2 + £1)
   • Next Stake: £1

4. Bet 4: Win (decimal odds 5)

   • Stake: £1
   • Net Profit: £4 (£1 × (5 – 1))
   • Series Deficit: £3 remains (deficit does not reduce on the first win in recovery mode)
   • Next Stake: £3

5. Bet 5: Loss (-£3)

   • Series Deficit: £6 (£3 prior deficit + £3 stake)
   • Next Stake: £1

6. Bet 6: Win (decimal odds 4)

   • Stake: £1
   • Net Profit: £3 (£1 × (4 – 1))
   • Series Deficit: £5 (£6 deficit – £1 stake from this win)
   • Next Stake: £5

7. Bet 7: Win (decimal odds 3)

   • Stake: £5
   • Net Profit: £10 (£5 × (3 – 1))
   • Series Deficit: £0 (£5 deficit – £5 stake from this win, fully cleared)
   • Next Stake: £1 (series resets after two consecutive wins).