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Title: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: darrnyf on Dec 02, 01:09 AM 2011
Well...have been playing roulette since many years...and i rarely post on the forum....but one topic that has aroused me alot is positive progression

so i would just like everybodys opinioun onto which progression is the best...or both have the same effect..

in my opinioun i like positive
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progressionp
Post by: Nathanael on Dec 02, 10:25 AM 2011

They both lose in the longrun.

But,with a positive progression there's more time to twist the knife as it's piercing the heart.
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: kingsroulette on Dec 06, 09:31 PM 2011
None is complete or final but I will vote for positive progression.
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: Amazin on Mar 10, 05:45 PM 2012
QuoteThey both lose in the longrun.

But,with a positive progression there's more time to twist the knife as it's piercing the heart.

why are you here then?

Apart from that, anymore thought on the topic? I can't believe I'm only start to learn this now. My BR got wiped out thanks to negative progression
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: Nathanael on Mar 10, 08:03 PM 2012
Quote from: Amazin on Mar 10, 05:45 PM 2012
why are you here then?  The short run Amazin.  The longer you play the more chance to lose.

Apart from that, anymore thought on the topic? I can't believe I'm only start to learn this now. My BR got wiped out thanks to negative progression

Since you asked, I'll share this positive progression that's been around for a while and is not too bad.

Bet Red/Black or any 50/50 bet, any game; roulette, baccarat, craps, wheel of fortune, etc...

1-2-3; 2-3-4; 3-4-6; 4-6-9; 6-9-13; 9-13-17 use any numbers you want from here.

Move right on win.  1 loss drop to 1st bet in set.  2 losses in a row drop back to 1.

Anytime a side loses 2 in a row stop betting on that side until there's a fictitious win on that side.  Then start betting at 1.

Another method is the reverse labbouchere.

Another solid one is GLC's flat bet parlay.

Sorry about the lose of your bank on a negative progression.

You can lose it on a positive progression also, so beware.

Nate
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: iggiv on Mar 10, 08:09 PM 2012
the best progression is golden progression or regression "up and pull" (as per J. Patrick and Lee Tutor)

for example for EC

2,1,2,3.

if u lose  u start again. if u win 2 units, u play with 1 unit. if u lose u still won 1 unit, if u won -- u got 3 units. then u keep playing, if u lose, u still won 1 unit, if u won, u won now 5 units.

that's smart stuff
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: Amazin on Mar 11, 07:37 PM 2012
QuoteThe short run Amazin.  The longer you play the more chance to lose.

are you suggesting hit and run?

QuoteAnytime a side loses 2 in a row stop betting on that side until there's a fictitious win on that side.  Then start betting at 1.

I'm sorry, but my newbie's mind is already having trouble understanding you :embarrassed:

not sure what you mean, could you please provide an example?



Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: iggiv on Mar 11, 07:48 PM 2012
hit-n-run always. Never stay for too long, roulette is gonna ruin u most of the time. 
Title: Re: positive progression vs negative progression
Post by: GLC on Mar 12, 12:45 AM 2012
Amazin,

Anytime a side loses 2 in a row stop betting on that side until there's a fictitious win on that side.  Then start betting at 1.

Sorry, this was a mess up.  I originally wrote this system to play both sides simultaneously.  I changed my mind though because I didn't have time to detail how to play it differentially.  It should read:

Anytime we lose 2 in a row stop betting until there's a fictitious win.  Then start betting at 1.

GLC