Making sports on sports, trusting your money by the bookmaker, you must learn to competently manage your gaming bank – the amount that you can spend on bets without fatal damage to your budget.
Consider one of the simplest and most popular financial strategies used in sports rates – Martingale. She got her name in honor of the successful gambler of the nineteenth century, a regular in one of the casino in French Rivira. The term itself introduced into circulation at the beginning of the twentieth century mathematician p. Levy, who has long studied paradoxes in gambling. Initially, this strategy was used precisely when playing roulette, but it is applicable in sports rates.
The essence of Martingale is extremely simple – the player chooses a fixed amount of the minimum rate, in the event of a loss, the rate doubles, in case of winning the next rate is again equal to the minimum amount. For example, if you put a hundred dollars and lost, the next time you should put two hundred, losing them and put four hundred, if this rate was winning, the next time put a hundred dollars. Of course, this system has one drawback, visible to the naked look – you just may not have enough money to once again increase the rate. In addition, in many bookmakers, the maximum amount of bets is limited and the next double rate may exceed this limit. This is not to mention the fact that it is very difficult to double the bets after losing. So this simple financial strategy has many critics. Many generally claim that, using Martingale, the player does not win anything, and at best compensates for losses. Nevertheless, “Martigail” among gambling is deservedly popular.
However, there are simpler financial strategies in both sports betting and gambling. The simplest of them is Flate. You just each time put one and that fixed amount, regardless of the size of your gaming bank and how you assess the probability of the outcome of the sporting event. Such a strategy as “fixed percentage of the bank” is equally simple and popular. The rate of the rate in this case is a strictly defined percentage of your bank. Most often it is five or six percent. True, if you get into the “black lane”, then your bank can be reduced so much that five percent of it will be below the minimum rate of the rate proposed by the bookmaker. But this, you see, is already an extreme case.
By making rates on sports, rationally dispose of your finances and then the bookmakers will become a source of stable income for you.
