With what you describe, surely there is no point in placing the second back bet, since when you green-up you will immediately lose the spread between the back and lay prices. as it is in the same round.
So you might as well just green-up the first bet.
Rubold: I don't think you fully understand the concept, which of course can't be understood since this is just 1 part of 5 in my strategy. But this is the part i having trouble with.
But i see that you also don't see the benifit with this action. So i will explain to you.
If number 6 or 10 comes out first the odds for 'Card 6 or further' will allways (99%) be 6.48
Let's now say that we back 100 on that odds.
We can win: 548
We can lose: -100
So we risk 100% of our stake.
Now let's say that a card comes up in round 3 were the back odds are 7.2 and the lay odds are 7.4.
Accordingly to your theory you want to distribute the loss here at once.
Well... Then we need to stake 87.56 to get a equal loss no matter what the outcome will be.
This will get a percentage loss of: 6.63% of our totalt stake in the game.But if we do as i will do. Meaning we add more to the back. Well then we get the following maths:
Another 100 @ 7.2.
Total we can win is: 548 on the first back and 620 on the second back. Total: 1168
Calculating that should allready here give you some hint of what's coming up....
1168 in profit staking 100 in 2 different rounds is the same as if we would have staked 200 in one single round backing on a odds of 6.84.
As you might see this odds is bigger then 6.48.
If we calculate what we need to lay to get equal loss no matter what the outcome will be we get that we need to lay: 184.86.
Thst would result in a loss no matter what the outcome would be to a: -15.13
This will get a percentage loss of: 3.93% of our totalt stake in the game.I hope you understand better now.
If not don't hesitate to post again and i will try explain in another way.
But as said.... this is just 1 part of 5 in my strategy in this way of adding back alone might not be the way to profit.
Regards / JoLi