This is playing with 1 street, 1 corner and 2 splits.
Bets are placed in relation to the last 2 splits. (in a + - relation...) Just like Missing Link 1, but now the bets are 1 street, 1 corner and 2 splits.
First do two spins. Now, begin to look at the latest number hit. Start off by placing the street, with 1 number space between. Next look at second latest number; place the corner with 1 space in between. Next place the two splits, where space is left, also with 1 space in between.
In general All bets are placed with 1 space between, no bets are placed close to eachother. When this is realized, you'll see there is just enough room to place the bets required. OK
After the bets are placed; 3u on the corner bet, 2u on the street bet, 1u on each of the splits... +1 progression until hit.
For an example;
Number 3,27 is spun. Now you place first the street at 31/33, the corner at 16/20, the splits at 1/4 & 3/6.
Another example.
Number 26, 10 is spun. Now you place first the street at 31/33, the corner at 17/21, the splits at 1/4 & 3/6.
Another example.
Number 10, 5 is spun. Now you place first the street at 16/18, the corner at 22/26, the splits at 31/34 & 33/36.
I've been playing this now, and what I found... another corner is needed for the bet to be complete.
I need help with progression for this one ?
So, the new bet will be; 1 street, 2 corners, 2 splits. That will cover 15 numbers.
This is because an even distribution of these bets would be a better option. (To avoid long losing streaks etc.)
Hi Ignatus,
can you explain me exactly the way to come from the numer 3,27 to the bets street 31/33 corner 16/20 and splits 1/4 und 3/6.
Thx.
Quote from: Sakura616 on May 18, 04:33 PM 2013
Hi Ignatus,
can you explain me exactly the way to come from the numer 3,27 to the bets street 31/33 corner 16/20 and splits 1/4 und 3/6.
thanks.
Here are some other examples
Spin 11,33
Street 4/6, Corner 16/20, Splits 26/27 & 31/34
Spin 4,25
Street 10/12, Corner 16/20, Splits 27/30 & 34/35
.....You have to learn it.... but now I'm thinking of modifiing this strategy by adding another corner, so it will be different. (and I need help with progression for this one)
But the principle is the same, Now bets are placed wherever the last two spins has
not been This is an even distribution of the bets, another principle is that a
space should be between the bets whenever possible. No bets placed close to eachother.
This distribution/betselection will give an advantage..... but randomness can be a female dog, but most of the time this betselection will work.
New bets will be 1 street, 2 corners, 2 splits even distributed on the carpet. This will cover 15 numbers.
Anyone can help me with progression for this kind of bet, I would be grateful.
Thank you
Quick thinking, may be wrong? But I will try this, see how it works... this is what i figure;
Corner=9
Street=12
Split=18
(profit)
1 street, 2 corners, 2 splits
2u splits=36 +2 progression
3u street=36 +3 progression
4u corner=36 +4 progression
?
2u splits=36 +2 progression
3u street=36 +3 progression
4u corner=36 +4 progression
I've played this betting 1 street, 2 corners, 2 splits and using this progression, I've made a 100u in 5 min play. :ooh:
IF this progression works,?? (It's NOT working I take back my statement).
Progression is very simple to remember.
Just place 2u for the splits (and +2 progression) 3u for the street (and +3 progression) 4u for the corner (and +4 progression)
The distribution and placement of the bets has already been explained. But now a compromise has to been made, a space cannot always been had between the bets etc, .....
THIS is still in a experimental stage, and I haven't figured out the progression yet.
OK this should be in the notepad, I know. And I'm sorry for that, OK.
I will try a new progression-style;
2u for the splits: Progression +2,+3,+4,+5,+6,+7,+8,+9....
3u for the street Progression +3,+4,+5,+6,+7,+8,+9....
4u for the corners Progression +4,+5,+6,+7,+8,+9...
If this fail, I ask this thread to be deleted, since this is the last resort. And no-one seems to be interested in helping out.
Thank you.
ok