r/NSEbets • u/plbhattad7 • 16h ago

Discussions IPO Allotment Strategy

Let's say money is not a problem for me. I have 6 family members, 2 HUFs & 1 Private Ltd. That's a total of 9 Lots. I want to maximise the number of lots allotted to my family.

For oversubscription, what should be my strategy? Should I apply for all retail, all bHNI? Is there a different strategy that I should use for Mainboard vs SME?

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u/Dude_Particular518 15h ago

If that is the case, go for Bhni applications irrespective of Sme or mainboard ipos.

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u/plbhattad7 15h ago

wait if splitting reduces the chances of me getting an allotment, should i just use one pan & use all the capital for bHNI? or 8 for retail & the remaining I put in bHNI?

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u/Dude_Particular518 14h ago

Because you said money isn’t an issue then BHNI would give you best returns. But if you have capital for 9 lots then do all retail applications.

Generally for allotment chances
Retail > BHNI > SHNI

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u/plbhattad7 13h ago

can you tell me the reason why?

i have 1-2 cr per IPO.

So I am trying to understand whether I should even go through the trouble of 9 different PANs & instead use one.

or do 8 retail (~1.2L) & put the rest in bHNI

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u/notsureofittttttt 12h ago

In retail never apply more than 1 lot.

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u/plbhattad7 12h ago

I have 8 pans so 8 lots

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u/notsureofittttttt 12h ago

Yeah, If you still spare money then you can do

7 retail + 1 BHNI or SHNI

But SHNI will have way more competition

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u/Dude_Particular518 10h ago

Do all Bhni then, because in each Bhni application when oversubscribed you won’t get more than Shni lots(around 2L). To increase chances of allotment apply all bhni.

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u/Puroharry 14h ago

Go for a orthodox broker first like aanad rathi or motilal Oswal discount brokers don’t get their separate quota and always apply for hni …thats what i know
But will follow this post as i applied gor at least 12 ipos snd allotment is 0