Fibonacci sequence

Fibonacci sequence is a modification of draw progression. The main advantage of this type of progression is the fact that stakes on subsequent levels increase much more slower than in traditional draw progression. It allows you to carry out progression much longer, which almost certainly allows you to secure a successful end to your progression and thus, a profit. However, because of lower costs of the Fibonacci sequence, profits are also lower.

A stake on every level, except I and II level of Fibonacci sequence, is established to be a sum of stakes of two previous levels. Of course, first you have to establish a basic stake. In order to easily demonstrate how this works, I have prepared for you an Excel sheet which may be downloaded by clicking here.

In addition, here’s a quick and easy model showing how a draw progression works with the use of the Fibonacci sequence.

Taking into consideration the properties of the Fibonacci sequence, the most profitable way of utilising it is to bet on draws for hockey teams because odds for hockey draws are usually higher than 4.0. Using a Fibonacci sequence you may play with more levels/bet on a longer sequence of games than in a classical progression, and thanks to high odds for draws, your profits will be high.

Fibonacci sequence is a good solution in cases of so called breaking, what means betting on draws of a team which has not ended any matches in a draw for a long time. This happens because having comparable funds and playing with the use of the Fibonacci sequence allows you to carry on your progression much longer than would be the case when using the classical progression, where you double a stake on every level.