Originally Posted by
ledjend
Finally finished testing the last 5 years. What stands out most to me, besides the fact that this system is a fuckin juggernaut, is that some years it's more profitable to chase, while others you'd be better off flat betting.
Assuming you win 4x as much flat betting per unit as you would chasing, flat betting would've brought in 752 units, compared with 669 from chasing. But, chasing has been the more consistent of the two.
So, I've decided to use both at two separate books. One book solely for chasing. The other for flat betting.
Here's the results:
2014
A = 147 (68%)
B = 56 (80%)
C = 12 (86%)
Losses = 2
Total = 215-2, +186 units (Flat betting = +60 units)
2013
A = 143 (66%)
B = 51 (68%)
C = 19 (79%)
Losses = 5
Total = 213-5, +124 units (Flat betting = +25 units)
2012
A = 135 (65%)
B = 56 (77%)
C = 13 (76%)
Losses = 4
Total = 204-4, +127 units (Flat betting = +43 units)
2011
A = 132 (63%)
B = 54 (68%)
C = 19 (76%)
Losses = 6
Total = 205-6, +98 units (Flat betting = +7 units)
2010
A = 165 (69%)
B = 51 (70%)
C = 17 (77%)
Losses = 5
Total = 233-5, +134 units (Flat betting = +53 units)
5 YEAR TOTAL
A = 722 (66%)
B = 268 (72%)
C = 80 (78%)
Losses = 22
Total = 1070-22, +669 units (Flat betting = +188 units)