Strategies

A staking plan built on our predictions

What separates winning from losing is the method.

The same predictions, staked two different ways, end the month in two different places: the staking plan is the other half of the job, and it is the half almost nobody works on. Here are the three we use, how they are calculated and when one beats another — with the Masaniello calculator already running on this page.

The three plans, side by side

PlanWhat it asks youHow it sets the stakeWho it suits

MasanielloHow many matches you play and how many you can missMatch by match, so that hitting the ones you need gets you to the targetThose who want a precise target and follow the plan one match at a time

FlatHow much you stake per match and how much you can lose in totalAlways the same amount, on every matchThose who want it simple: no maths after each match

% BankWhat share of the bankroll you stake each timeA fixed share of the current bankroll: it shrinks when you lose, grows when you winThose who play long term and want stakes to follow the trend

Strategies

In the app the plan is already built on today's matches

Here is the method, and you build it by hand. In the app you pick the bankroll and the odds range, and the plan comes out ready on the matches our model chose.

The matches of the plan, picked by the model: you do not go looking for them
The stake of each one, recalculated at every result
A bankroll that updates itself, and the record of all your plans

Prediction locked

Masaniello

Choose how many matches to play and how many you can get wrong. Masaniello sets the stake of each match so that, if you hit the ones you need, you reach the target; if you miss more, you lose at most the plan's bankroll. Matches are played one at a time, because the next stake depends on how the previous one went.

How Masaniello works, with the calculator

Flat

You always stake the same amount, a small share of the starting bankroll, on every match. The result depends only on how many you hit and at what odds: no maths after each match, and matches can be played together. The loss limit closes the plan when you have lost the amount you chose, so a bad day does not take everything.

% Bank

Each stake is a fixed share of the current bankroll, for example 2%. When you win the bankroll grows and the stakes with it; when you lose the stakes shrink by themselves. By design the bankroll never reaches zero.

What is not here, and why

You will not find Martingale, Fibonacci or doubling: the methods that raise the stake after every miss. This is not caution, it is arithmetic — with a finite bankroll the chase empties it sooner or later, however good the matches you play. The three plans above work the other way round: they keep the bankroll standing long enough for the predictions to decide how it goes, which is the one thing we can actually be good at.