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Progression - methods of using As I have written before, there are several methods of using the draw progression. All are very simple and first of all they are effective on condition that we have chosen appropriate teams. The most popular and the most simple as well, is a classical progression, which relies on choosing teams which haven’t ended a few or more than ten of last matches in a draw and you start betting on their draws during next matches. Another method is a permanent progression, which relies on choosing a team which very often ends matches in a draw and betting on a draw in every match of this team. In case of football and hockey teams which rarely end matches in a draw, Fibonacci sequence is a great solution – another playing solution for draw progression. In above mention methods, the later your progression is finished, the higher profits you achieve. If you want to maintain the same profits on every progression level – use a regular profit progression. A bit more difficult way to play is so called ternary progression. Thanks to this method you do not have to be afraid of long sequences without a draw and you earn when your team end several matches in a draw one by one. Playing with ternary progression is supported by the Progression Manager. Unfortunately, there may occur situation, that your progression of a chosen team causes loses. If you choose your team carefully, it happens rarely but it is possible. This is why you may need information placed in the Recovery section, where I describe how you may recover lost capital. Of course you may use one or a few of above playing methods, all have many advantages and same disadvantages as well, and you have to decide on a particular playing method. Regardless of your choice, I encourage you to curry out many progressions at the same time because your profits will be more regular and certain. A list of above playing methods you will find on the menu on the left.
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