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Staking Plan
Before starting the staking plan you need to set up a bank. This is an amount of money you put aside to use on Lay Betting. Start with an amount you feel comfortable with - you can always build it up later.
The size of bank dictates the size of the stake you use. For example, a £100 bank could have a stake of £10, a £200 bank £20 stake, and so on. Whatever your bank never stake more than 20% of the bank.
In the example below we have a bank of £200 and have decided to have a regular stake of £10.
The Plan
The first bet you place will be a regular stake - in this example £10. If the horse you choose loses the race you gain and your bank increases. The next bet will be another regular stake.
If the horse you choose wins the race you lose and your bank goes down. For the next bet you place a "top up" stake which is double the previous bet. This helps recover the money lost on the previous race. In our example this would be a stake of £20
If your chosen horse wins again then double the "top up" stake on the next race (i.e., £40). After this revert back to the regular £10 stake. Only use 2 "top up" stakes and then revert to the regular stake.
Example
Horse Result We Stake Gain/loss Bank
            £200
1 Lost Gain £10 £10 £210
2 Lost Gain £10 £10 £220
3 Won (2-1) Lose £10 -£20 £200
4 Won (evens) Lose £20 -£40 £160
5 Won (evens) Lose £40 -£80 £80
6 Lost Gain £10 £10 £90
7 Lost Gain £10 £10 £100
This is an extreme example. Three horses winning in a row is highly unlikely.
Only gamble with money you can afford to lose. As with all betting there is an element of risk involved. Lay-a-bet recommends that you establish a bank and never bet more than 20% or 1/5th of the bank in 1 bet.
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