[shadowvkc]

haha yea i see my sill mistake there.. ok well if someone is willing to do it on here for free and that means it will be posted i dont mind.

This is the first system.. which I have been doing since the middle of may:

It is best if I use today as an example.

There were 3 day meetings - Doncaster, Sandown and Warwick.

You arrange them in order of the first starting time:

Doncaster Warwick Sandown
2.00 2.10 2.20
2.30 2.40 2.50
3.00 3.10 3.25
3.35 3.45 4.00
4.10

You then work across the table selecting race numbers 3, 5, 8 and 13.

So this would mean today's selection is:

Sandown 2.20
Warwick 2.40
Warwick 3.10
Doncaster 4.10.

Sometime when there are just 2 meetings you get this:

Meeting 1 Meeting 2
2.00 2.10
2.30 2.40
3.00 3.30
4.00 4.30

So the selection would be:
meeting 1 - 2.30
meeting 1 - 3.00
meeting 2 - 4.30

On a day such as this there would only be 3 selections as there is not enough races to go to the 13th selection.

You then back the Fav. if the odds are love than 1.25 then you back the 2nd fav.

This can be done twice a day, once with the day racing and once with the night racing.

Anyways, i was wondering over a long period of time - a couple of months- how profitable this system would be from a bank of 100pts. And maybe the most efficient staking system. Also would it be more profitable to back each race every day or would it be better to stop at a winner for the day?

I hope you can understand what i am asking lol and i would be most greatful if someone could help me out. Also has anyone heard of this system before? I know the selection comes from the fibonacci number sequance.

Thanks. Adam