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emason
25th August 2006, 14:42
Hi everyone,

Im not sure where to put this post but here goes:

I have been doing level bets along with trying out a few systems for about 6 months now I know its not long but Im getting there and learning along the way-even with the small dents my bank might be taking.

I started doing the cash master system a few months back and started off doing it for £2.00 on each round-went well with getting the tipsters recommendations.

Then I decided to do it on my own ad do it with small stakes etc. Anyway things went really well and I upped the bets and upped the profit I wanted to get £5.00 per race-still went well-so upped it again to £10.00 per race. All was well for a month and I made £2k one week and another £1800.00 the next week-then disaster-I hit a really bad losing run and instead of doing my usual I missed one bet and it won, therefore I didn't know if I was on to another losing run or not and with my stakes being so high I couldn't risk betting anymore. So I went back to basics scrapped the 2k I had lost-I just thought well it was bookies money and picked myself up again. All went well again then I did it again, I think because I had lost the 2k before I bottled it and missed a few and was being very selective on which horses I bet on which made me lose more.

So me and a friend started looking for other systems to use and she found the modified cash master which I have been doing which is going well but its very slow. (I know now this is what I HAVE to do to make this work) On Sunday I made £150.00 then again on Monday then on Tue I made nothing as I lost the £150 I made that day lol! So its very up and down and I feel everytime I make something I lose it again.

Today I am going to do the mcm at £5.00 per bet and just stop at £50.00 for the day which is £350.00 per week. I think this is a nice income although I won't be withdrawin anything from my account until my bank reaches 10k-I estimate this will be around christmas time.

It sound so easy to make this much money but asI keep reading the reality is very much different and I know now from ding this that I need to build it up slowly.

So I was wondering if any of you have heard of the modified cash master and with a 1k betting bank which I have put aside for it, should I do the profit per race lower than £5.00 or keep it the same. (I have another 4k for other systems and level bets)

Btw forgot to mention I am placing all the fav's for this system. I was doing it to win £50.00 per round which works wonders some days then takes it all back again the next day. So I am thinking of now droppig it to £5.00 so that my stakes are not getting high and I feel comfortable with it.

Also with the systems on here can soeone tell me where to find the information to put them into practice as I can only find the bets for them all but no information on them.

Sorry its soo long but I just need a bit of advice on what I am doing from an outsider.

Emma x

mathare
25th August 2006, 14:50
Never 'eard of it.

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Win2Win
25th August 2006, 14:57
Btw forgot to mention I am placing all the fav's for this system. I was doing it to win £50.00 per round ....
Come rules in a non-profit long term plan. Sounds like a system you need to be staking 0.01%

presto
25th August 2006, 15:11
sounds a bit of a 'loss-chaser'

horsetrader
26th August 2006, 22:06
Hi Emma,
I am new to betting but recently purchased the cash master and gave it some thinking and on the whole, it sounds like a system that you have to work with i.e. after suffering a loosing run and having say £1000 locked into a cycle, the remedy offered by the programme is labour intensive or highly risky and I have been communicating with the author to get some clarification on this issue but as helpful as he has been, you really have to invest the time and effort to recover the locked funds (with minimum risk)(stand corrected). I haven’t heard about the modified version of the application but the whole thing is extremely simple in the way it is put together. Let me explain, watching the application calculate the stakes for you is no high science, it can all be performed with a number of widely available applications, what you need really is to device a methodology or a plan to safely unlock your funds from loosing cycles. Once you have devised the plan and tested it on paper, then writing it into the application is not difficult.

TheOldhamWhisper
26th August 2006, 22:13
...(without risk).

Oh Dear - probably the scariest phrase on the forum :yikes:

mick
26th August 2006, 22:36
back after a year off site, still a poor amateur betting in fivers or tenners at most. read with interest Emmas "high flier " dealings and her system. Are you all using systems?
i pick horses i "fancy" with no staking plan or system - some win , some lose. i have good periods of picking winners and the usual losing runs - surely this is the norm?
was wondering whether to try the month trial at £11, seems a bargain. will this help make my outlook more professional?

roma
26th August 2006, 23:22
Emma, I used Cash Master for about 6 months and I think as they go it is not bad but it will only work if you are using selections that would long term make a profit anyway at level stakes. If not you will come up against those losing runs often enough to wipe out all the profit you have made.

If you still want to use it I would suggest 50p per race with a £1000 bank. Any more than 50p and again you will keep wiping out the profit.

His suggested ways of dealing with cycles that have got too big are (1) betting on horses that he considers to have a better chance of winning - this didn't work in my experience because they still don't always win and the odds are usually around 5/4 or evens so when a few of them lose you have a huge loss, and (2) splitting the loss into several smaller chunks. Again you don't need many to lose before you are into huge losses again and this didn't work for me either.

So I found that the only way to handle it was to aim for very small wins, and I realised that if you have selections that will make a profit anyway, you can actually get more profit from your £1000 by putting a 3% stake on each horse and binning Cash Master.

Sounds harsh perhaps but just my experience :)

roma
26th August 2006, 23:27
back after a year off site, still a poor amateur betting in fivers or tenners at most. read with interest Emmas "high flier " dealings and her system. Are you all using systems?

There are two kinds of systems: selection systems, which is how horses are picked; and staking systems, which is what Emma is talking about, and not everyone uses staking systems by any means!


was wondering whether to try the month trial at £11, seems a bargain. will this help make my outlook more professional?

Definitely has for me! There's loads of really helpful advice too :)