I was just reviewing my bots and this is a great time to start.
ApostasBF Exchange: https://apostasbf.com/exchange/?affid=NTyIvc
BSG Draw System Setup Guide for ApostasBF: http://bettingsystemsguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/2024-5-11-ApostasBF-Setup-Guide.pdf
Here is some more data to help choose your stake and manage your bank.
If you stake $3 per bet (the minimum bet on ApostasBF), then a $351 bank should be enough to handle the 6-bot set from this start point. Let the bank grow to its 400 unit working bank level of $1,200, then you can withdraw any profits above that and leave the $1,200 in there as your working bank.
I am using all 6 now. I recommend following the full set of 6.
Currently the system is in a losing run of -283 units from its last new peak, so that is very GOOD news for you because it is very, very likely that you will start with a winning run. The biggest losing run so far has been -350 units with the 6 bots, so it might go down another -70 units, but I think it is more likely to go on a winning run of +283 units and then into a new high. So this is a good time to start with the full 6-bot set.
(1 unit = your stake level)
The 6 bot set needs a 880 unit bank to cover the potential maximum drawdown, but the biggest drawdown it has had so far has been -350 units. I actually only use a 400 unit working bank because I don’t want to keep 880 units in my account doing nothing for the worst case scenario. Since the system is currently -283 units down from its peak, you can minus that from the bank numbers. So for the 6 bot set you only need a 597 unit bank to cover the potential maximum drawdown, and the biggest drawdown it has had so far would be another -70 units. Instead of a 400 unit working bank, you only need a 117 unit bank.
If you stake $3 per bet (the minimum bet on ApostasBF), then a $351 bank should be enough to handle the 6-bot set from this start point. Let the bank grow to its 400 unit working bank level of $1,200, then you can withdraw any profits above that and leave the $1,200 in there as your working bank.
BSG 6-bot set
Bot A1 bets on the pre-match draw selection at opposite odds
Bot A2 places pre-match bets on the draw. (My core draw trend)
Bot A3 places in-play bets on the draw at current odds if the score is 1-0 or 0-1.
Bot A4 bets on the in-play draw selection at opposite odds if the score is 1-0 or 0-1.
Bot A5 bets on the in-play draw selection at opposite odds +4 ticks if the score is 1-0 or 0-1. Bot A6 places pre-match bets on the 0-0 Correct Score.
BSG 6-bot set
100-point bank
+12 points per month target
0.11 points per bet (+110 units monthly profit target x 0.11 stakes = about 12 points aggregate profit)
880 unit estimated maximum drawdown (880 x 0.11 point stakes = 96.8 points)
A £8,000 bank aims for £1,000 profit per month
The biggest drawdown so far has been -350 units, so a 400 unit bank is the minimum required to run this system. (1 unit = your level stake size for 1 bet. The minimum stake on ApostasBF is $3. So the minimum working bank needed to run the system is $1,200 and the recommended bank to cover the estimated maximum potential drawdown is $2,640. The 6 bot set aims for +110 units per month, so that would be $3 x 110 = $330 )
If $3 stakes
+$330 per month average profit target over 6 months
$2,640 bank recommended. But a $351 bank should be enough to handle the 6-bot set from this start point. Let the bank grow to its 400 unit working bank level of $1,200, then you can withdraw any profits above that and leave the $1,200 in there as your working bank.
If $10 stakes
+$1,100 per month average profit target over 6 months
$8,800 bank recommended. But a $1,170 bank should be enough to handle the 6-bot set from this start point. Let the bank grow to its 400 unit working bank level of $4,000, then you can withdraw any profits above that and leave the $4,000 in there as your working bank.
This will also work if you follow this set through TippingSports.
BSG Draw System TippingSports Setup Guide: http://bettingsystemsguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/2024-3-11-BSG-Draw-system-setup-guide.pdf
If you have questions about the next steps, please ask me.
Best regards,
Tom