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(Lay) HiPro86

A three-stage lay plan: a flat stake while the lays win, then two four-bet recovery cycles that spread a loss over the next bets.

HiPro86 comes from the laying system of the same name. It lays a flat stake until a runner wins, then recovers the loss over four bets, and if that recovery itself fails it runs one more four-bet cycle before giving up and starting afresh.

The three stages

  1. Stage one: every lay is the Start Stake. A losing lay (runner wins) moves the plan to stage two.
  2. Stage two, first recovery: stake = (loss ÷ 4) + Start Stake, placed on each of the next four lays. If any of the first three loses, the plan goes to stage three. If all four win, or the first three do, it goes back to stage one. A loss on the fourth bet also returns the plan to stage one.
  3. Stage three, second recovery: stake = (loss from stage two ÷ 4) + Start Stake, again on the next four lays. Any loss, or four wins, returns the plan to stage one. Nothing is chased beyond this.

Example

Start stake 1. "Lost" is the runner's result, so a winning lay.

CycleStepBetRunnerP/L
None11 @ 3.00Lost+1
None11 @ 3.00Won−2
First11.5 @ 4.00Lost+1.5
First21.5 @ 5.00Lost+1.5
First31.5 @ 5.00Won−6
Second12.5 @ 5.00Lost+2.5
Second22.5 @ 3.00Lost+2.5
Second32.5 @ 3.50Lost+2.5
Second42.5 @ 4.50Lost+2.5
None11 @ 2.50Lost+1

This plan raises stakes after losses. Enable Consequential betting on the Settings page, use one selection per race, set a Stop at loss, and read why loss-recovery plans empty banks before running it with real money.

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