Past couple of weeks I keep seeing the same thing pop up again - people talking up flat staking, little step-up systems, Martingale revivals, all that gear. Feels like every second punter on socials has suddenly got a "method" for sizing bets and acting like they've cracked it.
Not even having a go, I get why it comes around every so often. When the bankroll's getting slapped, blokes start looking for a cleaner way to manage it instead of just chucking on random amounts and hoping for the best. Seen a few saying smaller fixed units are the go, others still reckon chasing losses works if you've got deep enough pockets... which sounds bloody dangerous to me lol.
Curious what everyone's actually using at the moment. Are most of you sticking to the boring steady stuff now, or still mucking around with progressions and recovery systems? Feels like the chat around it has picked up heaps lately and I wasn't sure if I missed something, like a big creator pushing it again or a run of people posting wins from those setups.
If you've tried a few different ways of staking, what held up best for you over time? Not asking for magic beans, just keen to hear what real players are doing instead of the usual flashy screenshots.