proud to present: 27! why 27? 27 numbers are bet. This sound absurd to you maybe but i will explain why it works, i just tested it for fun and won 1000u easily (playing with 5u bets) ok
in each dozen a doublestreet and a street is bet always bet
how are they placed? imagine a dozen divided into two doublestreets, now as one street hit, the other street is bet (in the same ds), and the remaining ds in that dozen is bet.
so for an example:
number 2 hits, street 4/6 is placed, also doublestreet 7/12.
number 16 hits, street 13/15 is placed, also doublestreet 19/24.
number 35 hits, street 31/33 is placed, also doublestreet 25/30.
This is an ongoing process to change the bets, but bets are only changed when a street hit.
when a doublestreet hit, no change is made, since that will simply give the money back, only the streets gives profit.
progression: martingale. this sounds scary maybe, but it's not, progression works just fine and it doesn't go very far in normal cases: -only if those three streets not bet and zero hits you have to double.
cheers
Ignatus,
Why did u stop playing My best shot?
I am still testing it on DB and it's still working great.
Won another 100 units with it playing for Fun on DB.
I had some bad runs, and to play that one a trigger must be used. sure it may work, but this system is far more easier and profitable.
i played this one just now on betvoyager and won 500u (playing with 5u bets) within minutes, on Eurogrand i won 1000u, so i have better hopes for this one.
Ok Ignatus,
Thanks for your answer.
For me I am still going to continue testing My best shot.
The way I am testing it on the moment is that I go for 1 win on each Table on DB. So as soon as I have a +1 I stop playing at that table and I switch to another. As soon as I am finished playing on all the tables I stop playing and I come back at a later time. I also use a spreadsheet provided by Normy2000 some time ago for the progression.
Playing it this way is working very well for me so far. Not going to play it for real money yet because I want to see how far I can take it playing it for fun.
alright :)
Would you mind telling us more detail on how you bet? How much is your first bet? And how many steps for your martingale? What is the bankroll you need to bet with 5u chips like you?
A detailed session sample would be very helpful too so we can really understand what you're doing to test and and report our results and thoughts..
Looking forward to your answer. Thanks in advance.
Cheers
hi Ignatus
what if.... 2 35 35 2 then 0 0 comes out in a row
that is 6 misses, wouldn't that bust your bankroll if u marti? what is your progression :)
Quote from: ignatus on Jul 08, 09:01 AM 2014
proud to present: 27! why 27? 27 numbers are bet. This sound absurd to you maybe but i will explain why it works, i just tested it for fun and won 1000u easily (playing with 5u bets) ok
in each dozen a doublestreet and a street is bet always bet
how are they placed? imagine a dozen divided into two doublestreets, now as one street hit, the other street is bet (in the same ds), and the remaining ds in that dozen is bet.
so for an example:
number 2 hits, street 4/6 is placed, also doublestreet 7/12.
number 16 hits, street 13/15 is placed, also doublestreet 19/24.
number 35 hits, street 31/33 is placed, also doublestreet 25/30.
This is an ongoing process to change the bets, but bets are only changed when a street hit.
when a doublestreet hit, no change is made, since that will simply give the money back, only the streets gives profit.
progression: martingale. this sounds scary maybe, but it's not, progression works just fine and it doesn't go very far in normal cases: -only if those three streets not bet and zero hits you have to double.
cheers
yes, the progression is the problem with this strategy.
Hi Ig
This is way too many numbers for me to bet but one thing occurs to me about this. As you only get a profit when the street hits why not test it just betting the streets, without the hedge bets on the double streets. Only 3 chips needed for the bet and progression wouldn't have to be so scary. Just my twopennies worth.
Cheers