When it comes to betting systems the staking plan employed is often just as important as the actual selections. For the Unity Racing systems we recommend using 1pt fixed (level) staking. In other words, if the selection loses (and thus the bet wins) you win 1pt from the backer, else you lose an amount that depends on the odds at which your bet was matched. This is the staking plan used throughout the results displayed on this site unless otherwise stated.

 

Analysis of the Classic Lays and Premier Lays systems with The Staking Machine has shown that fixed stakes is superior to other common lay staking plans such as fixed liability (where the amount lost when a selection wins is fixed but the profit from winning bets varies dependent on the odds). However, fixed liability is a viable alternative staking plan for the Market leaders system and the results breakdown on this site reflects that.

 

Bankroll management is an essential part of any successful gambling venture. Each betting system must have its own dedicated betting bank, separate from any living expenses. This is absolutely necessary if you are to maximise your profits while minimising your risk.

 

For each of the Unity Racing systems we recommend a separate 75 point betting bank.

 

Suppose you have £1500 with which to follow Unity Racing system selections. If you were to follow just one system (Classic Lays or Premier Lays or Market Leaders) you could bet at £20 per point (75 * £20 = £1500). Alternatively you may wish to split that £1500 into two separate £750 banks and follow two systems to £10 per point. Either way, each system must have a separate 75pt bank.