Simple system.
Bet 1 unit on an even chance for 10 spins.
For example, bet 1 unit on red.
Bet the same amount for 10 spins.
If red appears <5, increase +1 unit.
If red appears = 5, remain same unit
If red appears >5, decrease -1 unit
However, if anytime during the progression when you reach a NEW HIGH and are betting at more than 1 units, do not continue betting at that amount even if you haven't finished the 10 spins, but reset at 1 unit.
This is a very grinding method and takes awhile to recover.
I like this idea, will give it a try.
What happens if I win after 10 spins, but I'm still down overall? Do I continue betting the same amount?
Quote from: ati on Mar 07, 07:57 AM 2014
What happens if I win after 10 spins, but I'm still down overall? Do I continue betting the same amount?
bet 1 unit less for next 10 spins
This method is better, if you guys play both sides (Red and Black for e.g), with two different separate bankrolls.
I believe this is called differential betting.
So when one side is losing, the other side is winning, until the "losing" side catches up. It is possible that
at the same time, both bankrolls are both positive! This is because a staggered progression is used for both sides.
Only downside is that it is still a very grinding method even with both sides.
I attached a excel file of the spins playing this method of both sides, i play Low and High. You can see I cutoff at spin 138
Both bankrolls are positive at +2 and +6 for total of +8 units.
The spins i grabbed from random.org which generates random numbers...
RK - Differential betting means just what that word says. I.E. you virtual book bet the 2 bets & only bet the higher of the difference of either bet.
The outlays are less, the losses are less if zero hits but any wins are the same as placing both bet options.
Like a 1 & 1 bet is either - 2 if zero hits or nil gain if either EC bet hits. So equal value bets should have a nil bet outlay. A 1 & 2 bet would be - 3 if zero hits & either -1 or +1 for the other bets for nil gain. The differential way would be book bet & outlay as nil & 1. So if zero hits it's - 1, the nil bet is +/- 00 & the other bet is either - 1 or +1.
In your excel test sheet the zero at line 83 outlays & loses - 5 units. The differential way would only outlay 1 unit & so only be -1 for that bet line.
The bottom line +/- would be better accordingly. I then calc it at + 4 & + 8 for a total of + 12.
@ausguy thanks for clearing that up!
I ALSO like this idea, will give it a try.
Thanks so much for sharing this creative idea.
rossco.
Maybe you will not after a while....amof..am sure you wont.