New Double Dozen Bet Method

[GLC]

I have found what I think is the perfect bet progression for double dozens.  It requires a maximum of 404 units, but you will never lose 404 units unless you lose 12 times straight on a double dozen bet.   (If 404 units is too steep for your bank, you can decrease the number of steps by 2 making 30-30 your maximum bet and only be risking 178 units.  You can also play this like the leveller and when you reach your maximum bet, stay at that level until you are ahead.)

Since the odds say that we should win 2 out of 3 spins, minus zeros, losing 12 double dozen bets in a row is about the same odds as having a single dozen sleep for 12 spins in a row.  I know it's possible, but so unlikely as to still leave us well ahead when it finally happens.  And, who says that I'll even be  playing on that table at just the time this happens.

This is based on the idea I have in my post titled "Threes Please".

It should work with any 2 dozen bet selection method with a decent hit rate.  That includes all the matrix systems that bet on 2 dozens.

We are going to base this progression on winning 4 bets at a level.  Here is the bet line:  1-1  2-2  2-2  3-3  5-5  7-7  11-11  16-16  24-24  30-30  45-45  68-68.

I know that looks like a horrendous bet line, but it only represents 404 units and as you'll see, there are some safety brakes we can use to decrease our odds of losing at the 68-68 bet level.

The way we play this bet level is, we start by betting 1-1 on our 2 dozens.  As long as we win, we continue to bet 1-1.  When we lose at 1-1 we move to the 1st 2-2.  If we win 2 times at 2-2, we will be up 2 units and can start over. (If you want, you can start over after winning 1 time at 2-2 because this will put you even).  If you lose before winning, then you immediately move to the 2nd 2-2 bet.  This bet must win 3 times to be even or 4 times to be up 2 units.  You decide. 

If you win 2 times and then lose at any level, do not move to the next higher level.  You will be even for that level and can play again.  You may have a winning streak and not need to go to the next level.  As long as you win twice before a loss, you can remain at that the same level.

If you win 1 time at a level and then lose, you should go ahead and move to the next level.

Anytime you win 4 times without a loss at a level, you will be at a high water mark and can reset to 1-1.

If you win and then lose the next bet at a couple of levels, you may find yourself at a new high water mark after only 3 wins at a level.

Safety brake time.  You should shoot for the 4 wins at the levels 2-2  3-3  5-5  7-7.  Remember that we don't need to win 4 times at the 1st 2 levels.

If you find yourself betting at level 11-11 or higher, you should move back to the left after only 2 wins.  After 2 wins calculate at what level you would need to go back to in order for a 4 time win at that level to wipe out your deficit.

Example:  You are at 16-16 and have won 2 times in a row and are down 27 units.  Divide 27 by 4 and you get 7.  Go back to level 7-7 and begin playing to win 4 times at that level which will wipe out your 27 unit deficit +1 units.

The trade-off is that if you had won 2 more times at 16-16 you would recover but since you moved back to 7-7, you must win 4 more times to recover.  On the other hand if you went into another series of losses starting at 16-16 you would run the risk of hitting your maximum bet limit.  At 7-7, you have a 2 level additional cushion.

Example:

-1-1       =  -2
-2-2       =  -6
+2+2     =  -4
-2-2       =  -8
-3-3       =  -14
-5-5       =  -24
-7-7       =  -38
+11+11  =  -27
-11-11   =   -49
+16+16 =  -33
+16+16 =  -17
At this point I divide 17 by 4 and get 5 so I go back to 5-5 because 4 wins puts me up +3.
-5-5      =   -27
-7-7      =   -41
-11-11  =   -63
+16+16=   -47
+16+16=   -31
At this point I divide 31 by 4 and get 8 so I go back to 8-8 even though 8-8 isn't on our progression line, we can make adjustments when needed.
+8+8    =   -23
+8+8    =   -15
+8+8    =   -7
+8+8    =   +1    Reset to 1-1.

The above series is a real series I had in my last session.  Had I not dropped back to 5-5 after winning 16-16 twice, I would have lost the next 3 bets putting me at betting 45-45 which is almost maxed out and is too risky for my blood.

As it turned out, had I stayed with 16-16 the second time, I would have recovered completely in 2 more spins rather than 4.

To get 4 wins in a row with a decent double dozen system is a common occurrence.

Can you lose with this bet method?  Of course.  Will you lose often?  No!

Is this a valid bet method?  You be the judge.

Enjoy,

George

[VLS]

Thanks for posting your method dear GLC.

Appreciated!

[GLC]

Fellow members,

After testing this bet method I can say that it isn't that much better than any other 2 dozen bet method.  There are periods when you don't get enough wins to recover from a over abundance of losses.

I'm not too surprised.

Are any of you?

[chrisbis]

No.
Sorry G.
Biscuit cutter- out.

[jon86]

Hi GLC.

Could this progression work with Hermes TIRS? Since we bet against formation 1.1.2.2.3.3 and 1.1.2.2.3.3.

Cheers

Jon

[GLC]

Hi GLC.

Could this progression work with Hermes TIRS? Since we bet against formation 1.1.2.2.3.3 and 1.1.2.2.3.3.

Cheers

Jon

Jon, fellow comrade at arms.

Yes, the bet method will work for any 2 dozen bet system.  I haven't taken the time to investigate Hermes' TIRS, but most of his systems are solid.

Give it a test drive and see how it plays for you.  Remember, there are always sequences of misses that will kill any bet method.  It can't be helped as far as I know.

Good Luck,

G

[jon86]

Jon, fellow comrade at arms.

Yes, the bet method will work for any 2 dozen bet system.  I haven't taken the time to investigate Hermes' TIRS, but most of his systems are solid.

Give it a test drive and see how it plays for you.  Remember, there are always sequences of misses that will kill any bet method.  It can't be helped as far as I know.

Good Luck,

G

Thanks.

All method bust sometime yes 

I will test tomorow with this progression

Cheers

Jon