Divide the board up into 9 sections based on the dozens and columns:
1,4,7,10
2,5,8,11
3,6,9,12
13,16,19,22
...
etc.
When one of those areas hits bet 1 chip on the matching dozen and 1 chip on the matching column (2 chips in total) hoping for a repeat of that area (one of the 4 numbers).
If you lose then repeat the same bet, but add another 2 chips to the board based on the new area that hit instead (note: one dozen or column may now have 2 chips on it if there has been some overlap). If you then lose again but win on the 4th spin, i.e. a win for this system means that the same area/4 numbers has repeated since the beginning of the set, the profit will be 3 units.
Losing beyond the 4th spin, at some point, I think there will need to be some kind of progression - any volunteers to figure this out? If 0 hits then perhaps an extra chip will need to be added to all dozens and all columns. Most losses will have their blows softened due to the combination of dozen and column bets happening simultaneously across the board - in fact, most sets would probably need chips on all 6 sections, albeit in differing amounts - resulting in long-lasting progressions.
Has this system been thought of before?
Yes its one of the most losing systems. Every col/doz kombination has the highest loss-risc of all games.
better and more efficent is to bet only the four numbers!
Ditto winkel
I think flatino played the 9.
L v F? or somthing
He pitted last against farthest in some way
So, from the comments, you are saying this strategy is a no-go? I'm trying to find some good ones to try here. I'm open for suggestions on any newer ideas anyone has.
Quote from: Crapshooter on Dec 25, 01:44 AM 2015
So, from the comments, you are saying this strategy is a no-go? I'm trying to find some good ones to try here. I'm open for suggestions on any newer ideas anyone has.
I think Falkor summed it up nicely when he said
"hoping for a repeat"