jumps service results - alternative staking plan
2001 - 2002

MYTH or REALITY. OVERVIEW:-

The system was spawned in the mid 90's and commenced proofing in July 2001. If you are looking for the thrill of betting and winning every day, it is most definitely not for you. Although very simple to operate it can at times, like any business, be boring and frustrating. If however, you are prepared to be patient, the rewards can be spectacular. The system exploits an area that is, and has always been virtually ignored by punters and bookmakers. For this reason it just tends to sail along unhindered and unaffected by everchanging trends and conditions.

Although we continue to record all results at SP, the introduction of the betting exchanges has meant that the more astute of our members can regularly access prices far in excess of SP. The bottom line is that, the profits you see recorded on these pages, unlike most services, reflect the minimum returns you can expect from the system.

The results listed are real. The system is real. This is not the classified section of the RP where myth abounds. A free trial of system selections is available - just give us a bell. Before you do, take a minute or two to study the results, paying special attention to the dates and the periods of relative inactivity, then ask youself if you have the patience and discipline to follow it through. Unfortunately, many do not and this fact is probably the most important weapon in the bookmakers arsenal. Consequently, many punters end up losing money by subscribing to a service that tells the biggest porkies, promises the biggest profits and 'guarantees' the fastest returns. This is the 'MYTH'. The 'REALITY' is that, although making a profit from betting is possible, in the real world it is not easy.

THE SYSTEM:-

To demonstrate the awesome power of the system coupled with the staking plan, listed below are the system results with the application of a slightly aggressive initial staking strategy.

The system staking plan is simply based upon the price of the selection. If the basic staking 'unit' is say £20 and the price is 2/1, then the stake will be £40 (2 X 20), 5/1 would be £100 (5 X 20) and so on.

The starting bank is £1000 and the staking 'unit' is 2% of the bank (£20). Because the average price of the system selections pan-out at a little over 3/1, your average stake will be around 6%, which is fairly aggressive. After a loss, the staking unit is maintained at its previous value until such time as the bank increases to a new high.

At intervals, as the bank progresses, the staking is gradually 'reeled back' to eventually achieve the 'comfort zone' of staking at 1% of bank (1/3% per staking 'unit'), which should be the ultimate goal for everyone using the system. The more consolidated the bank becomes, the less risk it should be exposed to.

NOTES:-

The SR of the system is consistent throughout the price range. This is why the staking plan is so effective, by concentrating the bulk of our stakes on the better priced horses. The staking plan will not work with 'conventional' systems, where the lower priced horses will invariably enjoy the highest strike rate. To maximise profits, the system should not be bet at less than 2/1 however, the higher your minimum price 'threshold' the greater the return on investment - but of course fewer bets.

Any system that makes a profit to level stakes will often benefit from a carefully crafted staking plan. If a system does not make a profit to L/S, any aggresive staking is fraught with danger.

Have Fun.

Footnote, April 2004.
The staking strategy took the bank from £1K to £62K in just 11 months (July 2001 - May 2002). Please note that from May 2002 there has been no 'aggression' whatsoever in the staking. Since that date, the bank has been bet at a steady average 1%, whilst increasing from £62K to its current level of £350K. Even at just 1% of the bank, the current staking level is of course way too high and in practice, when the bank consolidates at a certain level members just pocket the spoils and start again with a smaller bank. We shall however continue with the excercise at least, until we break the £1M barrier.

Footnote, Nov 2004.
On 1st May 2004 we decided to 'up the stakes' to 2% of bank (2/3 of 1% per SP Point) to speed up our journey towards the £1M target. This increased staking would also accentuate the short-term fluctuations of the bank but, despite the indifferent results over the summer, the bank has increased by around £40K whilst grabbing the scalps of the 400, 450, 500 and 550K marks along the way.

Footnote. Mar 2005.
See announcement in 'news' section (click the 'news' button from the bar at the top of this page for details).

Footnote. Aug 2005.
OOPS!! There goes the £600K barrier