Hi Guys,

Can anyone tell me what the effect would be using the retirement staking plan but only updating it after each day rather than after each bet?

Thanks.

If one has an average price & SR it would be better to change it at the beginning of any new day so as to even out the ups & downs.

If one has a brilliant SR then updating after each race will make a fortune.
But then again one would not need to use a recoupment plan either .

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m_v2040, I'm a great one for spreading the risk as much as possible, (I hate to lose) Think carefully about the following:

Say your next bet according to the retirement is $100 (out of a hat) and you have 4 bets that day, so bet $25 on each. Recalculate at the end of the day.

Say you lost some so your next bet is $120 the next day, and you have 6 bets, so you bet $20 on each etc etc etc.

Now this certainly gets through the bad patches without too much pain and you WILL recover later, but of course you need extreme patience.What you are actually doing of course is to count a days selections as 1 bet.

2 things though, first you need a second calculation i.e. average no. of bets per day say it's 4, then you will need to x the target and the available bank x4 as well., or at least set it to what you are comforatble with.

Remember that some days there will be only 1 bet so the whole of the allocated amount goes on that single selection.

And lastly, the main consideration is that you have a selection plan that at least breaks even over an extended period.


Godd luck!

Hi guys, thanks for the replies.

Certainly some food for thought. Would anyone have the ability to test past data with The Staking Machine (or similar) to compare the profits of Flat stakes V Retirement staking?

Thanks.

As with all loss chasers, IF the plan is in profit (or at least break even) then the Retirement seems to add about 15%, now that is brilliant , BUT, if it's in loss then it appears that it accelerates the loss dramatically.

So if you minimise the effect of losing runs by my suggestion, you should be at least be "SAFE"

Regards, and good luck again!

Has anyone used the retirement staking plan on lay selections?

I cant actually picture how to use it myself at the moment in a laying situation. Any advice?

Here's one recovery method that can be used on lay betting.

After a loss
Bet 35% of the loss plus original stake , over the next 2 races & hope we don't get bit.

If we do get bit again .
Bet 35% of that loss plus original stake, over the next 2 bets ect.

Try & keep it to the 5.60 & less price range.

You will usually recover all or most of ones losses over the next 2 successful bets.

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