Wes

I've never used the "Retirement Plan" and have only had a very brief look at the example available on line so I'm struggling with how you can back and lay the same horse at the same price and end in profit on both sides of the ledger. That's what your suggesting isn't it? An example would be really great if you get a chance.

My reading of the method is that it's just a progression staking plan isn't it? The examples on the Granstand site are very misleading as they set-up the example with a 3/1 average SP yet display results with a 4/1, a 5/1 and a 7/1 winner!! Change all these to 3/1 and your still in the red. Depending on where you move these three winners in the sequence, you may even be further behind than if you'd used level stakes.

Can you tell I'm no fan of progression staking?

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Pixie

"It's worth remembering that profit isn't profit until it's spent off the racecourse." -- Crash