Seeing a bit more noise lately around betting models, staking plans, automated picks, that sort of gear. Feels like every few months it comes back around, then suddenly there are ads, tipster pages, and people on socials acting like they've cracked the code.
From what I've read lately, the main stuff getting talked about is still the usual mix: flat staking, percentage bankroll, progression setups where the stake jumps after losses, and model-based approaches built around price/value. Nothing wildly new under the sun, just being packaged differently.
The part that seems more relevant now is how these plans are being presented. Some are showing proper records and closing odds, which is fair enough. Others are still doing the old cherry-picked screenshot routine... a few big wins, not much else. Bit rough for newer punters trying to work out what's legit.
Reckon it's worth separating a bankroll method from an actual edge too. A staking plan can help with discipline, no worries, but it doesn't magically turn bad prices into good bets. That's where a lot of people get cooked, especially if they're chasing across footy and racing in the same arvo.
Anyway, keen to hear what everyone's seeing. Are these betting plans getting a bigger push again, or am I just noticing it more? And if you've used one that was actually transparent with results, chuck it in here - good or bad.