Here is a simple example. For example, There's a tipster with ROI +38%. Take a look at his record.
Total picks : 1000 Profit : +1050 Yield : +38%
Stakes : 1/10 picks : 800 Profit : +50 Yield : +6% (picks number 201~1000)
Stakes : 10/10 picks : 200 Profit : +1000 Yield : +50% (picks number 1~200)
The ROI we see is +38%. But is this tipster's ROI really +38%? this is just a trick.
This is the real ROI.
1. the most used stakes
2. stakes that have been used recently
Stakes : 1/10 picks : 800 Profit : +50 Yield : +6% (picks number 201~1000)
For the example above, the real ROI is +6%. (strict standard)
I saw you offer Yield LS on another Tipster site. This is a very good way.
* Yield LS : Simulated yield with fixed stakes
The record when you used yield LS by relaxing the criteria.
Stakes : 1/10 picks : 1000 Profit : +150 Yield : +15%
+38% > +15% > +6%
What do you think is a real ROI?
But, unfortunately Blogabet does not provide yield LS.
Therefore, it is necessary to carefully examine the detailed records directly to find a competent tipster here.
I think stakes are especially important because Blogabet has loopholes that don’t provide yield LS.
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Obviously. It's still a stat boosting trick. Nobody gets 38% in the long run on serious bookies.
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Yeah ideally we all would bet with Kelly. Blogabet is a wild west when it comes to scammers and pretenders so unfortunately followers can sometimes get carried away with crazy stats like that and lose a ton of money. Obviously failing to do their due diligence when deciding who to follow is on the followers. :)
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Yes you're right. Wild Wild West like I said. The platform unfortunately allows this kind of action. I still enjoy it here. :)
the real roi is 15%! not 6 & not 38, I didn.t know that trick, thanks for the article
if you want to test a strategy or model , you have to use flat staking and independant bets to be able to quantify how good your betting is .
Yeah I'm agree with this. And you see it's possible to have more than 30% in long term. I'm tipster pro since 2006 and I make between 25 and 55% ROI each month during 2006 with flat stake. So it's possible. It's a hard job, but over the years you get the experience of good and bad picks.
@Editor Why doesn't Blogabet offer to display the "yield ys" and the "yield" to show the results with a fixed or changing stake? Other competing sites offer this
Agree
let's see how many of these tipsters who have big yeild, are successful on the copitip platform
I personally LOVE flat stake and I use it on my blog.
Flat stakes are great and simple but you can use Martingdale as well. Just have to set up limits. It can be very profitable when used with right strategy.
It is ok to have different commitment bets, say 10/10 for a 1.5 odds bet you see really happening and 1/10 for a 5.00 odds bet you see value in. In real life the problem starts when you say decide to double the money these units refer to. You must do it gradually (if you must).
yeah it's very important to use flat stake. I use flat stake and I have nice stat.
Beside flat stake (which I agree with and use), the betting market in which tipster is, is even more important. For example, Live betting tips odds drop immediately, and it’s impossible to follow if you’re a subscriber (being on standby the whole day!), so profits should be discounted when calculation ROI. Also, low limit exotic markets ROI are not represented for betting professional - you won’t get rich by betting 10$ flat staking :)
Yep, flat staking, serious bookies and high limit market are the iron triangle of successfull long-term professional betting!
Flat staking is not a bad thing BUT 1. It limits the profit when you are on a good streak and 2. It puts a larger than necessary part of the bank at risk when you are on a losing streak. In this respect percentage staking is far more effective and risk free.
flat stake actually is the best system and it’s also risk free. i think every pick should have the same stake to cover losses and when you get a good tipster you can imagine how much profit you could make on the long run.
@ last 2 posts: If there would be risk free betting there would exist not even a single bookie on this planet.
the discussion and the post itself don't make sense, it's unproductive! this portal offers leverage staking, so everybody can use what they want!
"imagine how much profit you can make in the long run" ? Like this ? How can I imagine how much profit I will make in a variable income market like sports betting?! I use 3 stakes 1/10; 2/10 ; 3/10 and for me the most important thing is that I do a professional job and that my followers can earn money with my choices. With the flat stake I can't put a heavier hand in a game where confidence is extremely high.
Flat stake is a life !
Flat betting isn't a bad thing, BUT 1. It limits profit when you're on a good streak and 2. It puts more of the bankroll at risk than necessary when you're on a losing streak. In this regard, percentage betting is much more efficient and with far less risk. The percentage betting method is superior to the flat method.
Why is it important to have fixed stakes? Capital management: One of the key benefits of fixed stakes is efficient capital management. By betting a fixed amount, you avoid extreme variations in your stakes and limit the risk of major losses. This preserves your capital over the long term and avoids impulsive or emotional decisions that can be costly. Risk control: Fixed stakes enable punters to control the level of risk involved in their bets. By betting a fixed sum, you don't put a large proportion of your capital at stake on a single bet. This reduces the risk of a series of consecutive losses significantly affecting your funds, and gives you greater financial stability to continue betting over the long term. Maintaining discipline: Fixed stakes promote a disciplined approach to sports betting. By setting a constant stake, you eliminate the temptation to wager higher sums on bets considered "safe" or to alter your stakes based on previous results. This helps you stay focused on your long-term strategy, making rational, analysis-based decisions. Accurate assessment of profitability: With fixed stakes, it's easier to assess the real profitability of your bets. You can measure your success by comparing total winnings with total losses over a given period. This allows you to identify areas for improvement and make informed decisions to adjust your betting strategy. Consistency and stability: Fixed stakes help maintain a consistent and stable approach to your sports betting. This helps you avoid excessive fluctuations in your stakes, emotional roller coasters and impulsive decisions. Consistency is the key to building a long-term, sustainable approach to sports betting.