I would like to share my money management system for those who like to play at the table in the casino.

I developed this system because I do not like to keep track of calculations while I'm playing. It is based on a very simple idea. A straight number pays 35 unit.

The basic strategy will use a $105 bank roll.
Start out by buying 105 single dollar chips from the dealer and place 3 stacks in front of you with 35 chips in each stack. (I actually make 3 sections of 2 stacks each. The section that you get the chips from matters.)

Overall Goal:
Place a bet on a straight 35:1 number and win.
Any win on a straight number will resets all stacks and the system starts over.

Stack Rules:
Play from stack 1 until the chips are gone, then play from stack 2, and finally play from stack 3.

Bet Rules:
When playing from stack 1, you need to win a straight number with a 1 unit bet.
When playing from stack 2, you need to win a straight number with a 2 unit bet.
When playing from stack 3, you need to win a straight number with a 3 unit bet.

What to bet on:
You can bet anywhere on board, but to meet the goal, you need to win a straight up number.

How I play:
I bet 4-5 straight up numbers and two or three quads, sometimes a line all at once.

If I win, and it is not a straight up number, then I use the winnings to rebuild the stacks.

So if I am playing from stack 2 and win a quad, then rebuild stack 2 so it has 35 units, and put the
remainder on stack 1. Now I am betting from stack 1 and only need to hit a straight up number with 1 unit.

Ending Conditions:
Loss: If the $105 is gone, then session over.
Win: I usually try for 3 wins and leave the table for awhile.

Tips:

• I try and make sure that others are playing at the table.
• The profit is what remains in the stack.
• To set min profit, remove the chips from the first stack before playing
• You can add more than 3 stacks. If you add a 4th stack, then you have win a straight bet with 4 units.

Many Thanks @FreeRoulette

tell you what I gonna do

I will sell each system in the book for $25 each.  (The book is still on sale for $50)

1.) Simple even chance system (quick qualifier, hottest gets the bet)

2.) Trigger natural line system (some tracking, hot line gets the bet)

3.) Singles Builder system (no tracking, play as you go singles system)

4.) Singles with zeros system (column singles with zeros bet)

5.) Single street switch (for single street bet lovers)

6.) Odd/Even singles bet

7.) Two-Wheel Neighbor Eight number singles bet

8.) Long-time favorite 'three neighbor time' bet

9.) Quick hottest dozen system

10.) Four qualifying streets system

1. Yes keep adding which number didnt hit

2. It depends when you have hit last time. If spin 20, then raise +1, is spin 26, then not sure, I would check the BR. But there is no spin without bets.

3. Check latest roulette simulator session
link:s://roulette***simulator.info/en/game/f18e57fb25e002f47775ae79a146aeee


Had only 8 hits in 60 spins, still "only"-295 units loss. I hasnt played since half year or so, i dropped since last -2800 units. Overall i an still up like 3500 units, or one bankroll. If we can twist it somehow, this can be a mooner method.

In part 1 we trying to boost up early, in part 2 we trying to catch the repeaters , as more spins, more repeaters will come.

I got two questions:
If you reach Part 2, do keep adding new repeaters, or do you only play with the repeaters from Part 1?

And once you reach Part 2, do you place 1 unit on all repeaters right from the beginning, or do you place one unit on a repeater only if one repeater "repeats"?
Let us assume from Part 1 you carry 3 repeaters over from Part 1.
So e.g. your repeaters from Part 1 were 6,19,27.
So now you play spin 31. Do you now cover 6,19,27 with one unit right away or do you only start to cover one of the three numbers once one a number out of the three (6,19,27) repeats?
Part 1 is easy to understand, Part 2 not so much.
Maybe you can give us an example session how you play Part 2?

Hi, gorLocq!

Welcome!

still available>?

Hi there!

stoked to have found this site, I am a math nerd, studied pure math in university, work as a statistician now. I have been searching for some true AP systems for a while. 
The Roulette Physicist is clearly the truth when it comes to any description of an AP.

Hoping to learn from you guys, and put in any time necessary to help.

Regards,

gor[L]ocq <L>

No, I won't quote anything. Because I was too young and to selfish to interact with other forumers.
Cheers and be well.

37 units here
37 units there

The main difference is that:

In first case we are betting on a spin.
In the second case we are betting on "things" that can happen in a set of spins.

The amount invested is the same.

In the next post I will quote the firs answer that I get at the beginning of my roulette journey. So that we are all clear about "why I'm so "rude""!