Free staking calculator

Stop guessing your stake size.

Tell Bet Masa four things — your bankroll, how many bets you are planning, how many you expect to win, and the odds you are getting. It works out every stake in advance so that hitting your number of wins ends the run in profit. It does not matter which bets win. Only how many.

Worked example · 5 bets, 2 wins, odds 2.00 $100.00 → $123.08 3 losses, 2 wins, still $23.08 up

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0:00 Why flat staking fails 0:07 The two numbers you commit to 0:16 How each stake is sized 0:27 Why the order of your wins stops mattering 0:33 A full cycle, bet by bet 0:56 Masaniello does not create an edge 1:16 Building a cycle in four inputs 1:26 The risk check and the safety cap 1:40 Entering the real odds you took 1:50 Both outcomes before you record one 2:06 History, charts and CSV export 2:11 Where to find it

Build your cycle

Bankroll for this cycle

$

Only what you can afford to lose on this run. Every stake below is a slice of this number.

Total bets (N) · up to 365

Expected wins (K)

Average odds across your selections Decimal, fractional or American — type 5/2 or +150 and it converts. This is only the reference the plan is built on; you enter each bet's real price later.

Safety cap on every stake Hard ceiling as a share of your current bankroll. It only bites in a bad run — which is exactly when it matters.

% of current bankroll, maximum

Round stakes to a tidy number Bookmaker slips are easier with round stakes. Always rounds down, so your safety cap still holds.

Take-profit target Close the cycle the moment your bankroll reaches this multiple, even if you have wins left to spare.

Your first stake

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Enter a bankroll to begin

Target multiple—if you hit your wins

Profit—on target

Final bankroll—cycle closed

Biggest stake—worst sequence

Risk check Nobody else shows you this

Break-even win rate — you have to beat this

If it completes — you walk away with

If it fails — you walk away with

Assume you win 50% of your bets

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chance of completing the cycle expected return —

Drag it to the rate you honestly believe your selections hit. Below the break-even number, no staking plan turns this profitable — the selections have to.

Full stake ladder

How it works

Every bet gets exactly the stake it needs.

Early bets are small on purpose — you still have plenty of chances left, so there is no reason to risk more than the plan needs. As bets get used up and your room for error shrinks, the stakes grow to keep the target reachable. Bank a win and the next stake drops again.

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Set the cycle

Bankroll, total bets, expected wins, average odds.

2

Get the stake

The exact amount for bet one, to the cent.

3

Record the result

Win or loss, plus the real odds you took.

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It recalculates

The next stake resizes itself around what just happened.

A cycle, start to finish

$100.00 bankroll. 5 bets planned. 2 expected wins. Average odds 2.00.

L W L L W

Bet	Stake	Result	Bankroll after
Bet 1	$15.38	loss	$84.62
Bet 2	$23.08	win	$107.70
Bet 3	$15.39	loss	$92.31
Bet 4	$30.77	loss	$61.54
Bet 5	$61.54	win	$123.08

Three losses, two wins — and the cycle still closes $23.08 up. The stake sizing did that, not the strike rate.

Read the full breakdown — the maths, the edge cases, and where it goes wrong