So, the season, starting off with 2,000 units.
Winner - 445 units staked, 353 returned
with Gillingham winning (congratulations clap )
Promoted or to win the play-offs (less outstanding) 258 staked, a measly 100 returned
with Rotherham alone coming home.
Top 7 finish, 31 units staked, all on Cheltenham,
, 101 units returned.
Top relegated team, 479 units staked, 416 returned due to late hedging
Season match bet on Aldershot to beat Wimbledon, 25 units lost
Top scorer 80 units staked, 75 returned
thanks to an each way bet on Jamie Cureton, who finished second.
Relegation 760 staked, 1,300 returned
due to bigish (100 units stakes each) on lengthy punts Barnet (4/1 edit actually 3/1) and Aldershot (8/1)
I still have 325 units outstanding on the four playoff teams, but have invested it so that I'm guaranteed a return of something in the high 370s no matter who wins.
So, my bank of 2,000 units (actually 2,403 units staked as I 'reinvested' some winnings) will be around 2,725 by the end of the play-offs, a profit of about a third on my bank or a yield of around 13% on the actual stakes.
The difference between profit and loss is entirely due to Aldershot coming in. Whether that's just a lucky punt, or me knowing better than the bookies how crap we were playing, I'll leave for others to judge.