Yes I know, I should probably know this but I dont get it. lol Is this a 'up as you win' plan? Ken >>>
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Are you talking of this?
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really very confusing. If we return to top when we reach +5 or -5, why other set of numbers provided?
Thats my point. I dont get it?
Ken
Hi All,
My 5 cents: It is a combined positive and negative martingale with 4 stop criteria:
1. if you win, you double up, when you are in the "up as you win" session and you lose (you lose 5), the session is terminated
2. when you are in the "up as you win" session and you keep winning, you stop once you have won 75 units
3. when you start the session with a loss on the first spin, you enter the "up as you lose" branch. When you are in this branch, you terminate the session on a win (you are 5 units in the plus)
4. Or you terminate the session when you've lost 315 units.
once every ~64 sessions you lose 315 units
once every ~16 sessions you win 75 units (or, in 64 sessions this happens on average 4 times=315 units)
In other words: this is not a winner, but I would not be amazed if someone will pick it up and pronounce that he/she has found the perfect "hit and run" method (for that person, please do not: memory-less systems do not care about time or place, so when you add up all "hit and run" sessions, you have a string of spins that is totally indistinguishable from a string of spins that took place in 1 evening or so. It will bite you, and it will bite you bad)
On the other hand, it is a nice method to try once in a while just to give people the idea that you know what you are doing :LoL: