Staking methods for laying horses on odds below 2.0

[lotora]

I always use fixed liability staking, However, It feels "wrong" to use the exact same stake for odds of 1.05 and 1.50. Any thoughts?

[Derek27]

I always use fixed liability staking, However, It feels "wrong" to use the exact same stake for odds of 1.05 and 1.50. Any thoughts?

If you're using fixed liability staking of £10, a lay bet at 1.5 would be £20, a lay at 1.05 would be £200, so it's not really the same stake. It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

[lotora]

It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

Correct! And now knowing that my laying strategy is profitable, maybe I should put this issue to rest...or does anyone have other suggestions?

[wearthefoxhat]

It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

Correct! And now knowing that my laying strategy is profitable, maybe I should put this issue to rest...or does anyone have other suggestions?

Maybe an extra couple of lines for the Maria Lay Staking Plan aiming to keep the max liab around 2-3% of the bank. It's a fixed stake plan, but the principle is the same.

If your lay strategy is profitable on the short ones, then the compounding part of the staking plan would build up very quickly.

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[Anbell]

It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

Correct! And now knowing that my laying strategy is profitable, maybe I should put this issue to rest...or does anyone have other suggestions?

I prefer to have a fixed payout rather than fixed liability, especially if laying more than one in a race

[Derek27]

It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

Correct! And now knowing that my laying strategy is profitable, maybe I should put this issue to rest...or does anyone have other suggestions?

I prefer to have a fixed payout rather than fixed liability, especially if laying more than one in a race

+1, I used to do that for backing as well.

[lotora]

It's the same liability from your point of view the the backer's bet is much higher for shorter priced horses.

Correct! And now knowing that my laying strategy is profitable, maybe I should put this issue to rest...or does anyone have other suggestions?

I prefer to have a fixed payout rather than fixed liability, especially if laying more than one in a race

The way I'm trading, that makes totally sense for odds below 2.0. Please show me how it can be done fully automated.
EDIT: Solved! Used Stored Values