What is fixed stake percentage and fixed profit?
With a fixed percentage of the bet amount depends on the size of the bank. The better you bet, the larger the amount going to the deal. This strategy is good because it is impossible to lose the whole bank (although you can drop it to a non-playable minimum).
We put on 5% of the bank, we choose the initial amount ourselves, here the more - the better.
The strategy has the right to exist, but in my opinion, there is a minus - you can under-earn your money, because you bet much less than when you have a flat (link to flat)
The fixed profit strategy is similar to the traditional flat. If in the flat you want to fix the stakes as a percentage of the bank amount, then in this strategy, the better gets a fixed amount of winnings. Stakes vary each time. Betting strategy is rarely used, but some of its variations have a progressive look.
The essence of the strategy of fixed income
The player needs to decide what kind of profit he wants to get from the prognosis. Here you can look at the size of the bank, so as not to lose all the money after three bets. You can fix the amount of profit from 1% to 3% of the amount of the bank.
The amount of the bet will be different for different fights. It will depend on the coefficient on the prognosis. To do this, use a simple formula:
A = P / (O - 1), where
A - the amount of the bet;
P - fixed profit;
O - odd.
Suppose a bank is 200 dollars. The desired rate of return is determined in the amount of 4 dollars.
Advantages
The fixed profit strategy has the following advantages:
1. Less risk than betting on high odds. The lower the chances of winning, the smaller the bet will be.
2. The system shows excellent results at long distances, as opposed to flat. If player has income from bets, then with a fixed profit strategy, income will be higher than when using a flat system.
3. Easy calculation of the bet amount. If the coefficient is known, then in a couple of seconds you can quickly calculate the amount of the forecast.
4. One betting range. If a player constantly uses odds from 1.5 to 3.0 for bets, then the sum of bets made will have a certain range. Unlike progressive systems, there is no need to increase the amount after losing or winning.
Disadvantages
1. You can not increase profitability. If you want to put on some undervalued risks more, then according to this strategy, the income from the rates will have one level.
2. There are no guarantees of a win. When using this strategy bets can lose. That is why the fixed profit is not used in its pure form. Each better tries to modify it for itself.
Conclusion
The fixed profit system is not a popular strategy. Its main advantage was the comparison of the value of the planned profit and the costs necessary to obtain it. It is necessary to properly assess the degree of risk when events are selected for the forecast.