Apollo Tips: What is the point?

You’ll see on all of our tips, we suggest how many points to place on each bet. In this article we’ll discuss what a point is and how you should set your points so you don’t overspend and you profit and loss matches ours at the end of each month.

What is a point?

Simply put, a point is a monetary value that you decide to bet, based on what you can afford. If you set your points system at £10 a point and we advise 2 points then that would be a £20 bet (£10 x 2 points= £20) you will quite often see us suggest 0.5 points E/W (Each Way) on horse so this will be half a point placed each way which doubles the stake so £10 (one point) in total.

What is the £ per point for me?

This is purely down to what you can afford and what you are prepared to lose on each bet. Our information is as good as we can get it based on lots of research and knowledge but THEY CAN’T ALL BE WINNERS. So if you only have £50 that you’re prepared to lose, £1 per point will probably be a good starting point, however this will also mean that if a bet wins, it wont be as good on the return as someone who stakes £10 per point.

Why use a points system?

It’s quite simple. A points system means its fair for all members and makes it easier for you to keep track of our profit and loss. If we get a 10/1 winner and we’ve placed one point, we’ll track that at 10 points profit. Rather than saying we’ve made £100 profit if we’ve personally staked £10 because if you’ve only staked £1 then you haven’t made £100, you’ve made £10 profit. Make sense?

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