Sogget Method Tweak (An Early Xmas Gift)

[amk]

You will have to review Soggets "An Early Xmas Gift" method to understand this tweak, perhaps not.

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=11565.0


This tweak also had one loss over Soggets 10,000 spins but would have won on the next spin.


This one loss was -1200, Soggets one loss was -3000






We mark down all numbers which come in twice and bet on them up to 4 numbers.


Then we continue tracking all numbers which come in twice as with Soggets method.


Once we have a number which has hit 3 times we erase the most recent from our 4 two number bets and put the number which has hit 3 times in its place.


We continue to track all new two numbers and three numbers.


If another number hits 3 times we add this to our 4 numbers and remove the second most recent two number bet and add the newest number which hit 3 times.


It would look like this



1       (2)  (3)  (4) (5)  (6)

2       2      2      2     3     3
2       2      2      3     3     3
2       2      3      3     3     3
2       3      3      3     3     4
2
2
2
3 ... first 3 (2)
2
2
3 ... second 3  (3)
3 ...  third 3  (4)
2
3 ... forth 3  (5)   we now have 4 numbers hit 3 times and we continue betting these until a number
2                          appears which has hit 4 times then remove the most recent 3# and replace it with a 4#
3
3
4 ... first 4  (6)
3 ... our first number to hit 3 times is landed (this is the coldest of all numbers which hit 3 times




My theory with this approach is that we are continually playing the coldest repeaters and adding the hottest repeaters. These we continue to move down the 4 numbers we bet.


ps
Thank you Sogget for all your hard work. Without you this method and its stats would not have been found!

[soggett]

No problem amk, I was hopeing someone would come up with some tweaks
How did your testing of this go? results similar to mine?

[amk]

No tests yet Sogget, my apologies.


Hoping that some cold/hot number experts might have an interest in this method.


Haven't seen cold and hot numbers shuffled like this before.