Compound Magic

[MemphisFlash]

some of you guys may have seen some you tube videos where an australian guy is selling Compound Magic for £20.
i have looked at the you tube videos and replicated it in excel format so you guys can have it for free.
If you search you Tube for Compound Magic you will see how it works.
Once Uploaded change file extension to .xlsm and everything will be fine


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cNWxJovi54

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhtFJOAIxJA

Don't say i don't give you anything.

[tony63]

Hi Memphis,

I don't seem to be able to download the spreadsheet - I get a message saying that it's no longer there.

Thanks

[tony63]

Hi Memphis.

Tried it again and it's now downloaded.

Thanks

[betingonly]

some of you guys may have seen some you tube videos where an australian guy is selling Compound Magic for £20.
i have looked at the you tube videos and replicated it in excel format so you guys can have it for free.
If you search you Tube for Compound Magic you will see how it works.
Once Uploaded change file extension to .xlsm and everything will be fine


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cNWxJovi54

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhtFJOAIxJA

Don't say i don't give you anything.

THANK you for this.

[elofan0]

thanks Memphis great program just need the winners to keep it going
but the stratedgy is great

[SeaHorseRacing]

Its just a loss regression calculator isnt it?

[elofan0]

well its a good add that can be modified by the right people i guess maybe a dutch could be added so that you have more chance of the program rolling on
but like any thing used for betting it has to be able to perform .. but the ideas there and the seed

[elofan0]

I wonder if a compound green up would work

[thepressure]

what happens if one of the selections doesnt win?

[wearthefoxhat]

what happens if one of the selections doesnt win?

Depending where you are in a 5 bet/trade sequence, you stop and take whatever profit/loss there is, press clear and go again.

Bet 1 whole initial stake lost
Bet 2 (depending on odds) smaller loss or small profit.
Bet 3 Profit (unless really low odds)
Bet 4 More profit
Bet 5 Happy Days!

Example of 3 wins @ 1.40, 1.45, 1.45 (assume bet 4 lost - then clear, and start again with same stake, or add profit made on last sequence)

Toms CM.png

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Here's how it can compound if all 5 bets/trades win.

Win all 5 Tom CM.png

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I remember some time back, I did 5 (Half or Bust trades) - HOB in a row @ around 1.50 which all won.

This would have worked well for those trades by protecting the bank and give a potentially big win by compounding profits.

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[thepressure]

what happens if one of the selections doesnt win?

Depending where you are in a 5 bet/trade sequence, you stop and take whatever profit/loss there is, press clear and go again.

Bet 1 whole initial stake lost
Bet 2 (depending on odds) smaller loss or small profit.
Bet 3 Profit (unless really low odds)
Bet 4 More profit
Bet 5 Happy Days!

Example of 3 wins @ 1.40, 1.45, 1.45 (assume bet 4 lost - then clear, and start again with same stake, or add profit made on last sequence)


Toms CM.png

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Here's how it can compound if all 5 bets/trades win.


Win all 5 Tom CM.png

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I remember some time back, I did 5 (Half or Bust trades) - HOB in a row @ around 1.50 which all won.

This would have worked well for those trades by protecting the bank and give a potentially big win by compounding profits.

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One thing ive learnt on here though is if youre blindly betting on those odds, youre bound to lose or break even at best, unless you have an edge in such short priced markets.

Seems quite risky.

The only other thing is the guy in the first video seems to put the winnings in the top bit, but the second video the guy puts the odds in the top bit, which one is it, winnings or odds?

[wearthefoxhat]

what happens if one of the selections doesnt win?

Depending where you are in a 5 bet/trade sequence, you stop and take whatever profit/loss there is, press clear and go again.

Bet 1 whole initial stake lost
Bet 2 (depending on odds) smaller loss or small profit.
Bet 3 Profit (unless really low odds)
Bet 4 More profit
Bet 5 Happy Days!

Example of 3 wins @ 1.40, 1.45, 1.45 (assume bet 4 lost - then clear, and start again with same stake, or add profit made on last sequence)


Toms CM.png

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Here's how it can compound if all 5 bets/trades win.


Win all 5 Tom CM.png

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I remember some time back, I did 5 (Half or Bust trades) - HOB in a row @ around 1.50 which all won.

This would have worked well for those trades by protecting the bank and give a potentially big win by compounding profits.

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One thing ive learnt on here though is if youre blindly betting on those odds, youre bound to lose or break even at best, unless you have an edge in such short priced markets.

Seems quite risky.

Yep, there's always some sort of risk.

It was originally designed for place market betting at odds of 2.00+. The concept was to expect small losses, some small profits to balance the small losses, with the chance of a win sequence of 4 or 5 for a good pay day.

As with any money management process, the initial stake should only be % of the whole bank. (£1000 - £10 stake). Then with compounding staking, the skies the limit.

I mentioned that trading could be one way, which is less risky than straight betting.

Can always dutch in the win market to produce an overall 1.60+ win or higher. Different ways to cover it to suit your style, but always some risk.

[thepressure]

Thats very interesting thankyou - whats a quick way of working out your overall odds when dutching?

How would you use this for trading, if youre in and out 5 mins later, how do you know what price youve gotten?

[wearthefoxhat]

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The way it starts off, for the first 2 bets, is that is rolls on the profit from Bet 1 plus the initial stake, so, that's where the risk is.

So, 0.43 rolls on to 1.59. If that loses, then the initial 0.25 is lost, plus the previous profit.

If Bet 2 wins, and then Bet 3 lost, then likely break even.

[wearthefoxhat]

Thats very interesting thankyou - whats a quick way of working out your overall odds when dutching?

How would you use this for trading, if youre in and out 5 mins later, how do you know what price youve gotten?

This site has some useful calculators, including the dutch odds one.

https://sharpbetting.co.uk/calculator/g ... calculator

Dutch

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Green Up Trade. To create odds. (Profit 0.67/Stake 1.00) =0.67 (+1) = Odds of 1.67

Sharp Green Up.png