Recovery stake
%40 of loss
over 3 bets
15 cycles

And my qestion is – How much money i must have to play stake 0.10 on your settings. 1000 is enough? If you played 10000 bankroll and stake 1.00 i think 1000 is sufficient… Please answer and have a nice day.

Lee took away the search from the top of every page – we ran out of space, back soon – but if you search google for RonBot you’ll find out how that came to be in this blog and the remnants of my deceased LastMinuteLiving blog at http://www.manofmystery.lastminuteliving.com.

There’s also a show with RonBot’s dad in the radio archive top right if you want to listen to it?

Good luck to you sir, as always.

Also just wondering if you have continued to use Bet Bot Pro in November and if the results are similar to October.

Thanks MoM

The required bank for an initial stake of £1 is £10,000. But with a £4000 stop loss. If you are starting with a £500 bank then my advice would be not to use my strategy. You’ll get stuffed even with an initial stake of 10 pence. Sorry, but that’s what the numbers say. Don’t shoot the messenger.

Thanks for your kind words and have a great weekend.

Thanks for this very interesting and excellent Bet Bot Pro test and thank you very much for sharing your results and strategy. I just have 2 quick questions if you would be willing to answer.

The first question is have you continued to use Bet Bot Pro since these results were published and if so were the november results similar to those recorded in October.

And the second question is around the required bank and stop loss amount. After looking at your results and strategy I totally agree that the required bank and stop loss amount of 4k is required for the £1 stakes. If I am starting with a £500 bank is there any advice you could give as from your strategy the lowest bank you can begin with is £1000 as Bet Bot Pro lowest stake is 10p. Am I correct in thinking that a 5p stake (if it was allowed) would be correct for a £500 bank.

Thanks again and thanks for the good work

It’s only money and it ain’t mine until I leave the table. And I’m not gonna leave just yet. The real measure of your wealth is how much you’d be worth if you lost all your money. And I’ve been there Sickboy. In 1989 I owned a few estate agents and I had a few properties. I was a typical 80s yuppy. A right wanker at times. Too full of myself by far.

Then we had the property crash which lasted five years from 1989 to 1994 and prices fell about 15% in cash terms and about 35% when you add back in inflation. And interest rates went to 15% and I was over leveraged. I lost the lot. And I had a few other challenges as well which some of my readers know about. The houses went, the estate agents went, the cars went, the lot, the wine cellar, etc, etc.

I had a trust fund offshore that couldn’t be touched though. That was my get out of jail card and I started trading forex full time. Long before the internet. My telephone bill was staggering. I came back. And today I’m happier than I’ve ever been.

Why? Because I spend more time on things that really matter. I can’t afford to waste my time making money. While I used to be a day trader in forex I’m now a position trader. That takes up a few hours each day so I do this blog for fun.

I’m sorry this answer was so long winded but I just wanted to explain clearly what made me the person I am because that goes to the core of answering your question. Sir, good luck to you, as always. And make time for the things that matter. Whatever they might be at that moment.

sickboy

thanx

sickboy