Popular betting systems

There are different types of betting systems, each one with a host of different variations that the players themselves develop in the process of betting according to their individuals needs. Some of the most popular betting systems are:

# Martingale is one of the most popular and possible risk systems. Its basic principle is that after every losing bet, the amount of the next bet is doubled. For example, if we start with a bet of 1,2,4,16,32 etc. If our bet is successful, then we start again from 1. We place a bet always >=2. The presumption behind the strategy is that a winning bet at any time will compensate the losses until the bet. There are huge number of varieties behind this system, but overall it remains risk, because in a bad coincidence (losing streak we will have to risk a large sum on a single event.

# Fibonacci numbers is a system very similar to the martingale as the difference is in steps that increase this bet at a loss 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89…etc. After a loss we go a step up. When we make a profit we go down 2 steps.  Events are played with coefficients >=2. The system is quite non-aggressive than the Martingale.

# D’Alembert system is similar to the above two as the loss increase the bet by one unit, where victory is reduced by one unit. For example: bet 1 and win then again bet 1, lose and then bet 2 (increase the bet by 1), lose again and the next bet is 3 and lose again and the next bet will be 4 and when you win the next bet will be 3 (reduced by 1)
Passwords system is exactly the opposite of the Martingale. The amount increases with each winning and when we lost we start to bet from the starting position. Increasing proportions of bets: 1, 2, 4, 16, 32… as in this system it is important to determine in advance to which step you will play, before to start over.

# 1-3-2-6 system is similar to the system password, instead of progressive bets to increase (x2) follow the steps 1-3-2-6, but if you lose, you return to the beginning (1). The system is a complete cycle in which after step 6 you are back again to step 1.

We take one game A against B and make an assessment (rating) of the chances of a unit in the following way:
1 Difference in points of the both teams in the standings
2 Household index- number of wins at home minus number of losses at home
3 Indicator – the number of away wins plus the number of the draws minus the away losses
4. General indicator of the host for the last 6 games (total home and away) as the points here are as follows.
Home win by 1 goal – 1 point
Home win by 2 goals : 3 points
Home win by 3 or more goals : 6 points
Away win by 1 goal 2 points
Away win by 2 goals 5 points
Away win by 3 or more goals 7 points
Draw at home 0 points
Away draw 1 point
Loss at home (minus) 4 points
Away lose (minus) 2 points
Finally the rating that we are interested in is equal to indicator 1 + indicator 2 + indicator 3 + indicator 4.
Table of rating is as follows:
30 or more points is regarded as a hard match (banker)
21-30 points You have to win (but always one match don’t win)
11-20 points match with some doubts
From -10 to 10 Estimated output is a draw or a win by 1 goal for any of the two teams.
“- 10” avoid that type of games
As can be seen it is assessed only mainly chances for a home win, so that the final conclusions are generally or 1, or the game is untouchable. (we don’t play X or 2) . If there is a rating of a very large negative sign, the away win is very probable, but it isn’t claimed, that the game is certain away win. Also if you need a specific number of meetings ( eg 3 or 4, etc) and have more in the category 30+ , we choose those with higher coefficient.

* All systems have many variations depending on the type bets (single or combined) and subject to interpretation as the views of each player.

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