| Financial Strategy for betting |
 In this part, we'll take a closer look at a cruicial part of sports betting. This is the key to success or failure. This is why it's so important that every player chooses his own financial strategy before playing. You need to keep your bank as high as possible if something goes wrong and win just as much as you can when you're doing well. If you have won 80% of your bets at very low odds, you'd still be at loss. Same goes if you've bet much less when you were winning.
Having no strategy and acting "as you feel" is to blame for a quick money loss, bad mood and chasing losses, which is the biggest mistake you can make.
We've already seen the Martingale system. It's based on dubling your stake everytime you lost. An example: Bet 2€ on a sport. If you've won, bet 2€ in the next game and so on... If you've lost, double your stake and bet 4€ on your next bet. If you lost again, bet 8€! And so on ... Always double your stake if you lost. Once you win, you'll get everything back + make the 2€ you bet in the first round. You have to be carefull to choose games with odds of at least 1.80, otherwise, you won't get back in the game and constantly loose money. This management is popular with casino games, where you can play it on Roulette. Keep betting on black (always double your stake if lost) and sooner or later you'll win. The bad side - you're always limited how much you can loose. If you started with 100€ and 2€ on a bet, our loss can be 2€, 4€, 8€, 16€, 32€, and this is the end. We've already spend 62€, meaning that you can't bet the amount you should in the next round. (64€). 5 consecutive losses are okay, but six would mean loosing the entire bank. In a casino, everything is beyond our control, you'll have more chance to win if you bet on sports. And if you're confident, the Martingale is the key to success. Just make sure you win every third game you play and you'll be making incredible money. But since you cannot predict the future (can you?), you can make money with some more reliable systems.
A variation is the Positive Martingale. You'll double your stake only if you win. If you start with 2€, win a bet at 2.0, and loose - you'll continue with 2€ stake. If you've won - you'll bet 4€ on your next bet. In case you've won - bet 8€ and so on. Always double your last winning stake.If you lost, return to the 2€ stake. This system can be positive if you're on a winning streak. If you win 6 or 7 times in a row - you'll win a lot of money, but you'll need some luck.
There are many other variations, but we'll concentrate on the most popular strategy.
 This is the one being used by the majority and professionals.The system is called Unit Betting. Choose how much 1 unit is worth. We recommend - 1% of your bank. With 100€, 1 unit is worth 1€. We'll bet up to 10 units, never go over that! If you're 100% confident that your favorite team will win, bet 10 units! If not, bet less. If you're looking for the underdog to win, bet only 1 or 2 units. The other version of this system is variable unit amount. If your unit is always 1€, and you made 110€ out of your original 100€, the unit will be worth 1.1€, not 1€. And so on. The more money you have, the more one unit is worth and vice versa. The choice is yours.Flat Unit Betting. With flat unit betting, you'll always bet the same amount. Choose a unit (between 3 and 5% of your bank) and always bet the same amount. It can be more, but it increases the risk. No matter if your bet wins or looses, you'll continue betting with the same amount. This is the most widely spread system with bettors. You can change the unit amount, but choose a date. Professionals are doing it at the end of the season. For example, if you started betting on 1.1.200X, your next unit change should be on 1.7.200X.
Even with Unit betting, avoid placing bets on low odds. Of course, we've all placed bets at 1.01, as it seemed a clear winner and nothing could go wrong, right? Well, guess again... It will go wrong. And once you loose, you'll need a long time to get your bank back in shape. This is why we recommend handicapping with fixed odds at about 1.90.
Keep records of your bets! If after a certain period you see that you had more winning than loosing bets, you'd be making money if using unit betting. This will not be the case if you bet impulsively, as you could be winning at the time, when your stake was very low. And once again - take a look at professionals - their yearly statistics should be with over 60% of winning bets. And hoq much did they actually win? It depends on the size of 1 unit. Let's take a look at statistics:
CURRENT WUNDERDOG PICK RESULTS
As you can see, the table is calculated, if one unit was worth 100$. This means, their betting account is between 2000$ and 10.000$. Players like this, made almost 20.000$ in just one season. And this is a huge amount everybody would like to win, right? There are more systems, but we recommend the flat unit betting and keep your odds close to 2.0! This way, one lost and one winning bet will keep your bank intact.
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