One year I got up to about £400 before it went tits up. This is the furthest I've been ahead of the target at this stage which makes it easier as I can (try) and be more selective with my bets. This season it appears as if there are some English games nearly everyday which helps a lot.About a quarter of the way through now? What's the longest you've lasted with this?
One year I got up to about £400 before it went tits up. This is the furthest I've been ahead of the target at this stage which makes it easier as I can (try) and be more selective with my bets. This season it appears as if there are some English games nearly everyday which helps a lot.
If I get to £500+ I'll start to believe I might have a chance of completing this challenge but as things stand I'm just waiting for a couple of weird results to fuck me up. I'm looking at Man City v Norwich and Derby v Rotherham as potential "banker bets" this weekend and if they prevail then Spurs to beat Villa on Monday.
Yeah the 5% rule makes perfect sense but having to bank a profit of 1% per day makes 5% per bet impossible. Even if I were to find a bet I liked EVERY day I would have to be taking bets at 1/5 (1.20) minimum. I need the facility to take on "certainties" such as laying the 0-0 draw in City v Norwich at 1/25 (1.04) to keep the bank total moving forward.In financial spreadbetting, you'd have a rule that you never risk more than 5% of your capital on a single trade. That gives you enough room to cope with down swings. The way you are betting, its mathematically inevitable that you will zero your account at some point. Perhaps you should use a similar rule. I mean in future, don't change what you're doing half-way through or it will go tits up.