Best Betting Systems explained
For example, played four games, you can choose to play 3/4 in your system. This means that you must have at least three real out of your four selected matches before winning. You can also guard yourself against accidents and choose to play 2/4 where you only need two real matches on the coupon. Common to all odds and system bets, however, is that the more you guard against losses, the more your coupon costs.
You can also guard yourself against accidents and choose to play 2/4 where you only need two real matches on the coupon. Common to all odds and system bets, however, is that the more you guard against losses, the more your coupon costs.
How do I know what the coupon costs?
To understand the calculation of the price, it is important to understand what forms the price. With a regular coupon without system bets you can play for example. 100 $ coupon. But when you make a system game, you actually make multiple coupons at once, and so the effort has to be multiplied by the number of coupons in the system. With a 3/4 system with a stake of $ 100, you are essentially playing four different coupons with three matches on each - combined on one system coupon. Namely, it takes four different combinations of triples to cover the 3/4 system, and the bet is therefore 4 x 100 $. See the table for number of rows and prices per betting system:
| System | Number of combinations / rows |
My number right for gain |
Price per combination |
Total price | Recommended min. odds in average per match* |
Maximum profit ** |
| 2/3 | 3 - doubles | 2 | 100 $ | 300 $ | 1/75 | 918 $ |
| 2/4 | 6 - doubles | 2 | 100 $ | 600 $ | 2/50 | 3750 $ |
| 3/4 | 4 - tripler | 3 | 100 $ | 400 $ | 1/60 | 1920 $ |
| 2/5 | 10 - doubles | 2 | 100 $ | 1000 $ | 3/20 | 6400 $ |
| 3/5 | 10 - tripler | 3 | 100 $ | 1000 $ | 2/20 | 10,650 $ |
| 4/5 | 5 - quadruplets | 4 | 100 $ | 500 $ | 1/50 | 2530 $ |
| 2/6 | 15 - doubles | 2 | 100 $ | 1500 $ | 3/90 | $ 22,815 |
| 3/6 | 20 - tripler | 3 | 100 $ | 2000 $ | 2/75 | $ 41,600 |
| 4/6 | 15 - quadruplets | 4 | 100 $ | 1500 $ | 2/00 | 24,000 $ |
| 5/6 | 6 - females | 5 | 100 $ | 600 $ | 1/45 | 3840 $ |
| 2/7 | 21 - doubles | 2 | 100 $ | 2100 $ | 4/60 | 44/436 $ |
| 3/7 | 35 - triples | 3 | 100 $ | 3500 $ | 3/30 | 125/755 $ |
| 4/7 | 35 - quadruplets | 4 | 100 $ | 3500 $ | 2/45 | $ 126,210 |
| 5/7 | 21 - females | 5 | 100 $ | 2100 $ | 1/70 | 50,673 $ |
| 6/7 | 7 - sixteen | 6 | 100 $ | 700 $ | 1/40 | 5264 $ |
* Recommended min. odds are set if you hit my number right so you approx. Have your total deposit returned, and thus do not suffer any loss.
System Games Strategy: - Choice of system games
When you need to make system games, it is important that you take it right. So it is no use to have odds on your system, which not least pulls your total deposit home, at the lowest profit.
At embedded-system.net we believe that there are two ways to approach it, and below you can read more about the thought process that you should do when placing a system game with a bookmaker.
1. Choose system based on your matches
Once you have found your matches and decided on which characters to put, then just take a look at the average bet and what the lowest paid line will give you. If you play 3/5, you take three lowest odds and multiply them. 2.20 x 2.00 x 2.40 = total odds 10.56. The system 3/5 has 10 rows, and the value of the odds at the lowest row / combination should therefore not be below 10.00. If it is lower, you have got the wrong system.
Tip: Make your bets and then find out which system is best for your odds choices!2. Choose matches based on a particular system
Some players like individual systems best and have decided in advance which system to play. But as always, the value of the individual odds must fit the system. If you play 2/5, it does not matter that your matches have an average odds of 2.00 when you now know that my odds must be 3.20 on average not to make a deficit, even if you hit two right as the system requires it.
The advantage of choosing a system in advance is that you easily know which odds to look for, but are most suitable for the days when there is a large game offering.
Example of bad system play
In this system game, the player has not taken into account whether he will, at a minimum, get his money home if four matches go home. Thus, it is only row 4 that sends the player's total deposit back if he hits four matches.
Australia must win
Russia must win
Iceland must win
Italy must win
Total odds of 5.07 x 20 $ in effort yields 101 $ in profit.
The other rows thus give:
Row 1: odds $ 4.64 x 20 = $ 92 ($ 8 deficit)
Row 2: odds 4.64 x $ 20 = $ 92 ($ 8 deficit)
Row 3: odds 4.64 x $ 20 = $ 92 ($ 8 deficit)
Row 5: odds $ 3.51 x $ 20 = $ 70 ($ 30 deficit)
